Custody Modification For Teens
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I have */* custody in MN and my two teens do not want to go to their dads during his parenting time. I tried encouraging them to go even when I know they are experiencing severe mental health issues right now when with their dad, but They are insistent and I am in the middle. I don’t want to break court order but more importantly I don’t want to destroy their mental health by sending them over there against their will. What can I do to stay out of trouble knowingly breaking the order?
This is a complex situation. In Minnesota:
*. You must follow the court-ordered schedule unless it's changed.
*. If there's a serious concern about your children's well-being, you can request a modification of the custody order.
*. In extreme situations, you may also consider contacting Child Protective Services.
Consult a family law attorney for personalized advice.
*. You must follow the court-ordered schedule unless it's changed.
*. If there's a serious concern about your children's well-being, you can request a modification of the custody order.
*. In extreme situations, you may also consider contacting Child Protective Services.
Consult a family law attorney for personalized advice.
What happens if I need it changed immediately but cannot get it changed that quickly?
In Minnesota, if you believe your children are in immediate danger, you may:
- Contact the police or Child Protective Services.
- File for an Emergency Custody Order.
Remember to consult with a family law attorney as situations may vary.
- Contact the police or Child Protective Services.
- File for an Emergency Custody Order.
Remember to consult with a family law attorney as situations may vary.
Is mental health issues considered immediate danger in MN?
In Minnesota, severe mental health crises can be considered an immediate danger. However, it depends on the specific circumstances. You should consult with a family law attorney for advice tailored to your situation.
Who can I call for free legal advice in MN sherburne county?
You can contact Central Minnesota Legal Services. They provide free legal help to low-income individuals and families.
Phone: *-*-*
Website: www.centralmnlegal.org
Phone: *-*-*
Website: www.centralmnlegal.org
Who can I call if I am not low income but I cannot afford an attorney?
You can reach out to Minnesota State Bar Association's Lawyer Referral and Information Service. They can connect you with attorneys who may offer lower-cost services.
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.mnfindalawyer.com
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.mnfindalawyer.com
Thanks
You're welcome! If you have any other questions in the future, don't hesitate to ask. Best of luck with your situation.