Summary
In Texas CPS cases, parties should not be surprised with new orders during mediation. As a grandparent and intervenor, you have rights to file for visitation or custody if its in the childs best interest. Its crucial to be informed about any orders before signing. To assert your rights, file a petition, document evidence, and consider legal representation. For filing, obtain forms from your local family court, complete them with detailed information, and submit them with any required fees. Consulting a family law attorney specializing in CPS cases is advisable for navigating legal complexities.Full Conversation
during a mediation meeting that was for visitation arrangements are the petitioner and the other parties involved able to blind side the opposing party with an order that hasn't been previously mentioned before or during the meeting for modifications and to close the case and having the opposing party sign the order without even having any acknowledgment of the order in a texas CPS case
Hi ****!
In Texas, parties should not be blindsided with new orders during mediation. Everyone involved should be fully informed about the order before signing it. If you feel pressured or blindsided, consult with a lawyer immediately.
Is there anything else specific about the case you would like to know?
Is it legal? What are my rights as a grandparent. I also am the intervenor in the case.
In Texas, as a grandparent and intervenor in a CPS case, you have specific rights:
- You can file for visitation rights if it's in the child's best interest.
- You can also intervene in ongoing cases to assert your rights and interests.
Consulting with a lawyer is recommended to understand how these rights apply to your specific situation.
Would you like more detailed information on how to proceed with asserting your rights?
Yes
As an intervenor and grandparent in a Texas CPS case, here are some steps to assert your rights:
- File a Petition: You can file for visitation or custody if it's in the child's best interest.
- Document Evidence: Gather any evidence that supports your involvement in the child's life.
- Legal Representation: Consulting a lawyer can help you navigate legal complexities.
Would you like guidance on finding a lawyer or assistance with filing a petition?
Yes I need help with filing
Hi ****! Here are some steps to help you file for visitation or custody:
- File a Petition: Obtain the necessary forms from your local family court.
- Complete the Forms: Provide detailed information supporting your case.
- Submit the Forms: File them with the court clerk and pay any required fees.
For assistance with the filing process, consider contacting a family law attorney specializing in CPS cases.
Would you like help finding a lawyer?
Yes
Texas Family Law Foundation
Website: www.texasfamilylawfoundation.comWould you need guidance on what information to include in your petition or any other specific questions regarding the filing process?
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