Paternity And Conservatorship Rights

Summary

In California, if paternity has not been legally established, the potential father and his family generally do not have legal rights concerning an adult child. For issues with a temporary conservator, review the conservatorship order, petition the court for a review, and seek legal advice. Legal guidance is recommended for navigating paternity rights and conservatorship issues.

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Yes what are my rights as a parent if a temporary conservator is not being fair or reasonable and is being controlling an making rules an contracts that must be signed in order to see my daughter. Is this legal?
In England, if you believe a temporary conservator is acting unfairly, you may consider these steps:
- Review the conservatorship order to understand their powers and limitations.
- Petition the court to review the conservator's actions.
- Seek legal advice for specific guidance.
Would you like help finding a local lawyer to assist with your situation?
In California
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As you're dealing with legal guardianship issues and potential conservatorship abuse in California, it would be beneficial to seek legal advice. Would you like assistance connecting with local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, may I have your phone number for contact purposes?
Nekita nekitaprendez@gmail.com
I'm here to help with your legal issues. Could you please confirm your location or zipcode? This will help me understand the jurisdiction and provide better guidance.
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It appears there was a mix-up; the person is dealing with a legal issue in California, not England. However, since they've already been connected with local lawyers, they should soon receive assistance for their concerns regarding paternity rights and conservatorship issues. If there's anything else they need, they're welcome to reach out again.