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In Kentucky, signing over parental rights requires court proceedings. If a newborn is drug-addicted, contact Child Protective Services immediately. Legal aid organizations can assist with custody concerns. Prioritize the childs welfare and seek help from community resources.Full Conversation
If my daughter had her first child taken by social services and she just had another baby can she just sign the new baby over to someone and not have to worry about the social workers
Hello Jessica, the procedure you're describing is called a voluntary placement agreement. However, the process may differ based on your location. Can you please tell me where you're located?
Kentucky
In Kentucky, signing over parental rights is a serious matter and involves court proceedings. Here are the steps:
*. Obtain legal representation.
*. File a petition in court.
*. Attend a hearing.
However, this doesn't guarantee that social services won't be involved.
How can I get social services involved
To involve social services in Kentucky, you may:
*. Contact the Department for Community Based Services.
*. Provide them with necessary details.
*. They might conduct an assessment.
Remember, the welfare of the child is always the priority.
The baby is born 2 months early and drug addicted
In Kentucky, if a newborn is drug-addicted, it's considered a form of child abuse. You should immediately:
*. Contact Child Protective Services.
*. Provide all necessary information.
They will likely conduct an investigation for the safety of the child.
Thank you
You're welcome, Jessica. If you need more assistance, feel free to ask. Remember, the ultimate goal is the safety and well-being of the child.
Yes I'm so worried
It's understandable that you're worried, Jessica. Are you looking for more information on how to secure legal custody of the child or are you considering other options?
I would consider taking her if they ask but I can't afford a attorney
In Kentucky, there are organizations that provide free or low-cost legal aid. One of them is the Legal Aid Society. They may help you understand the process of obtaining custody. Always prioritize the child's welfare.
Ok thanks
You're welcome, Jessica. Remember, the situation might be difficult but you're not alone. Reach out to the Legal Aid Society and other community resources. They're there to help. Stay strong and take care for the well-being of the child.
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