Judge Reconsider Child Custody

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To request a judge to reconsider your childs living situation in Georgia, file a petition to modify custody in the family court. Gather evidence, such as messages and medical records, to support your claims. If you cant afford an attorney, use self-help resources, court assistance, or legal aid organizations. If your aunt works for the courts, ensure theres no conflict of interest. To address false information in your paperwork, request corrections from DFCS or file a formal complaint. For suing DFCS, consult an attorney, gather evidence, file a notice of claim, and draft a lawsuit. If you cant afford an attorney, use self-help resources and court assistance. Suing DFCS is challenging but possible with strong evidence and legal arguments.

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Chatsworth GA

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Here are some steps you can take to request a judge to reconsider your child's living situation in Georgia:
- File a petition to modify custody in the appropriate family court.
- Gather evidence, including messages, to support your claims.
- Consider consulting with a family law attorney.

Murray County Superior Court

Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N 3rd Ave, Chatsworth, GA *
Website: www.murraycountycourt.com

How do I do that

To file a petition to modify custody in Georgia, follow these steps:
*. Visit the Murray County Superior Court.
*. Obtain the necessary forms for modifying custody.
*. Complete the forms with detailed information and evidence.
*. File the forms with the court clerk.
*. Attend the scheduled court hearing.

Murray County Superior Court

Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N 3rd Ave, Chatsworth, GA *
Website: www.murraycountycourt.com

I don't have a attorney. And can't afford one .

I'm sorry to hear that. In Georgia, you can seek assistance from legal aid organizations that offer free or low-cost services. Here are a few steps to help you:
*. Contact Georgia Legal Services Program for free legal help.
*. Visit the court's self-help center for guidance.
*. Utilize online resources for form templates and instructions.

Georgia Legal Services Program

Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.glsp.org

Would you like more information on any specific step?

Legal aid doesn't help with custody cases

I understand your frustration. Since legal aid might not assist with custody cases, here are some additional steps you can take:
- **Self-Help Resources**: Check online for guides and templates on modifying custody in Georgia.
- **Consultation Services**: Some attorneys offer free or low-cost initial consultations.
- **Court Assistance**: Visit the court's self-help center for guidance.
Would you like more information on any specific step?

Okay what if my aunt works for the courts. She's who I'm fighting for custody of my child

I understand your concern. If your aunt works for the courts and you're fighting for custody, ensure there's no conflict of interest. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- **Conflict of Interest**: Inform the court about the relationship with your aunt.
- **Impartial Judge**: Request a different judge if necessary, to avoid bias.
- **Documentation**: Gather all relevant evidence to present your case clearly.
Would you like more information on handling conflicts of interest?

My aunt has breast cancer. She's on oxygen. She can't walk a foot without getting out of breath. My child's * . Hows she supposed to tend to a 6 year old . In that health condition.

I'm sorry to hear about your aunt's health difficulties. To support your case for modifying custody due to her condition, follow these steps:
- **Medical Evidence**: Obtain medical records detailing your aunt's health issues.
- **Witnesses**: Gather statements from people who can attest to her inability to care for your child.
- **Care Plan**: Present a clear plan for your child's care.
Would you like more information on obtaining medical evidence or preparing a care plan?

Yes

To obtain medical evidence and prepare a care plan in Georgia, follow these steps:

Obtaining Medical Evidence:
*. **Request Records**: Ask your aunt's healthcare provider for her medical records.
*. **Get Statements**: Obtain written statements from her doctors about her condition and limitations.

Preparing a Care Plan:
*. **Outline Care**: Detail how you will meet your child's needs.
*. **List Resources**: Include any support systems, like family or community resources.
Would you like more information on any specific step?

I want to sue defax

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To better assist you, could you specify the reason you want to sue the Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) in Georgia?

They didn't notify me at all when they told ppl to get emergency custody of my kids . They left my kids with me for extra days. They made my 5 year old take a DNA without me knowing. They put false information on my paperwork. They have traumatized my daughter. And they need to pay for it

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To sue the Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) in Georgia, follow these steps:
*. **Consult an Attorney**: Seek legal advice from an attorney experienced in suing government agencies.
*. **Gather Evidence**: Collect all relevant documents, messages, and records.
*. **File a Notice of Claim**: Notify DFCS of your intent to sue.
*. **File a Lawsuit**: Draft and file a lawsuit in the appropriate court.

~Murray County Superior Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N 3rd Ave, Chatsworth, GA *
Website: www.murraycountycourt.com

They put in my paper work I was sex trafficked. They never once asked me anything about it. Where in the hell do u see anywhere saying I was sex trafficked

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds incredibly challenging. To address false information in your paperwork, you can take the following steps:
*. **Review Your Records**: Obtain and review all documents from DFCS.
*. **Request Correction**: Contact DFCS to correct the misinformation.
*. **File a Complaint**: Submit a formal complaint if they refuse.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint or obtain your records?

They will not give me copy of my case

I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble obtaining a copy of your case. Here are some steps you can take to address this in Georgia:
*. **Formal Request**: Submit a written request to DFCS for a copy of your case file.
*. **Court Order**: File a motion with the court to compel DFCS to provide the records.
*. **Ombudsman**: Contact the DFCS Ombudsman for assistance.
Would you like more details on how to file a motion with the court?

Yes

To file a motion with the court to compel DFCS to provide your case records, follow these steps:
*. **Draft the Motion**: Write a motion requesting the court to order DFCS to release your case file.
*. **Include Details**: Include your case number and specific reasons why you need the records.
*. **File the Motion**: Submit the motion to the court clerk.
*. **Attend Hearing**: Be prepared to attend a court hearing if scheduled.
Would you like more information on drafting the motion or filing it with the court?

Who is over defax in ga

The Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) in Georgia is overseen by the Georgia Department of Human Services. To address your concerns, you may contact their central office.
Would you like assistance with filing a formal complaint or contacting the Georgia Department of Human Services?

Yes

To file a formal complaint or contact the Georgia Department of Human Services, follow these steps:

Filing a Formal Complaint:
*. **Draft a Complaint**: Write a detailed complaint including specific issues and any supporting evidence.
*. **Submit**: Send your complaint to the Georgia Department of Human Services.

Contact Information:

~Georgia Department of Human Services
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.dhs.georgia.gov
Would you like more details on drafting the complaint?

I want them to pay for what they have put me and my kids through.

I understand your frustration and the desire for justice. To pursue compensation for the harm caused by DFCS, you can follow these steps:
*. **Consult an Attorney**: Seek legal advice from an attorney experienced in suing government agencies.
*. **Gather Evidence**: Collect all relevant documents, messages, and records.
*. **File a Notice of Claim**: Notify DFCS of your intent to sue.
*. **File a Lawsuit**: Draft and file a lawsuit in the appropriate court.
Would you like more details on any specific step?

My oldest kids live with there dad who's a sex offender. That is putting my kids lives in danger

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To address the safety concerns regarding your children living with their father, a sex offender, you can take the following steps:
*. **Emergency Motion**: File an emergency motion for a temporary custody order.
*. **Document Evidence**: Gather evidence of the danger to your children.
*. **Contact Authorities**: Inform local child protective services immediately.
Would you like more information on filing an emergency motion or contacting child protective services?

And now my oldest * kids can't come to my house till there * . All because I waited 2 days later to take my son to the Dr. When he wrecked the dirt bike. And he ended up having to have a skin graph

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To address the issue of your oldest children not being allowed to visit you, consider these steps:
*. **Petition to Modify Custody**: File a petition with the court to modify the custody order.
*. **Medical Evidence**: Present medical records showing the delay was not intentional or harmful.
*. **Character Witnesses**: Gather statements from people who can attest to your care for your children.
Would you like more information on any specific step?

So I guess them being with a sex offender is more safe then me when I've had them the last * and 9 years

I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation. To address the issue of your children living with their father, a registered sex offender, here are steps you can take:
*. **Emergency Motion**: File an emergency motion for temporary custody.
*. **Document Evidence**: Collect any evidence showing the potential danger.
*. **Contact Authorities**: Report the situation to local child protective services.
Would you like more information on filing an emergency motion or contacting child protective services?

The hospital my son was at I wasn't even allowed there. So they want do nothing for me

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To address the issue of not being allowed at the hospital where your son was treated, you can take the following steps:
*. **Patient Rights**: Verify patient rights regarding parental access at the hospital.
*. **Hospital Complaint**: File a formal complaint with the hospital's administration.
*. **Legal Advice**: Consult with a healthcare attorney for further guidance.
Would you like more information on filing a complaint with the hospital?

The father was allowed there . But I wasn't .

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To address the issue of being denied access to the hospital while the father was allowed, consider these steps:
*. **Patient Rights**: Verify with the hospital their policy on parental access.
*. **Equal Treatment**: Ensure both parents have equal rights unless a court order states otherwise.
*. **Formal Complaint**: File a formal complaint with the hospital's administration.
Would you like more information on any specific step?

This has been going on the past 2 years. I haven't seen my kids in 2 years. I've missed Christmas birthdays etcs. Something I've never missed. Till now . Defax must be held accountable for this bs

I'm truly sorry to hear about your ongoing situation. To pursue accountability for the actions of DFCS, consider these steps:
*. **Consult an Attorney**: Seek legal advice from an experienced attorney in suing government agencies.
*. **Gather Evidence**: Collect all relevant documents, records, and messages.
*. **File a Notice of Claim**: Notify DFCS of your intent to sue.
*. **File a Lawsuit**: Draft and file a lawsuit in the appropriate court.
Would you like more detailed information on any specific step?

Yes

To pursue accountability for DFCS and file a lawsuit, follow these steps:
*. **Consult an Attorney**:
- Seek legal advice from an attorney experienced in suing government agencies.
- They can help you navigate the legal process.
*. **Gather Evidence**:
- Collect all relevant documents, messages, and records.
- This includes any correspondence with DFCS, medical records, and witness statements.
*. **File a Notice of Claim**:
- Notify DFCS of your intent to sue.
- This is a necessary step before filing a lawsuit.
*. **File a Lawsuit**:
- Draft a detailed complaint describing the harm caused by DFCS.
- File the lawsuit in the appropriate court.
Would you like more detailed information on any specific step?

What if I can't afford a attorney

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you can't afford an attorney, here are some steps you can take in Georgia:
*. **Self-Help Resources**:
- Use online guides and templates for filing lawsuits against government agencies.

*. **Court Assistance**:
- Visit the court's self-help center for guidance on the legal process.
*. **Legal Aid Organizations**:
- Although limited, some may offer assistance or referrals.
Would you like more details on any specific step?

Is it hard suing defax? Do I have a case ? Will I win by chance ?

I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation. Suing DFCS can be challenging, but it is possible. Here are some key points:
- **Difficulty**: Suing a government agency involves complex procedures and strict deadlines.
- **Case Evaluation**: You may have a case if you can prove DFCS violated your rights and caused harm.
- **Success Rate**: Winning depends on the strength of your evidence and legal arguments.
Would you like more information on gathering evidence or filing a lawsuit?

Yes

To gather evidence and file a lawsuit against DFCS in Georgia, follow these steps:

Gathering Evidence:
*. **Collect Documentation**:
- Gather all correspondence with DFCS, including letters, emails, and notices.
- Obtain medical records and any reports related to your children’s care and wellbeing.
*. **Witness Statements**:
- Ask individuals who witnessed DFCS actions or have relevant information to provide written statements.
*. **Official Records**:
- Request copies of any court orders, custody documents, and other legal papers related to your case.

Filing a Lawsuit:
*. **Draft the Complaint**:
- Write a detailed complaint outlining the violations and harm caused by DFCS.
- Include specific incidents, dates, and evidence supporting your claims.
*. **File the Complaint**:
- Submit your complaint to the appropriate court. Ensure you meet all filing requirements and deadlines.
*. **Serve Notice**:
- Serve a copy of the complaint to DFCS, notifying them of the lawsuit.
*. **Prepare for Court**:
- Organize all evidence and prepare to present your case in court.
Would you like more details on drafting the complaint or organizing your evidence?

I need help with this

I understand this is very overwhelming. Let's focus on the first step: drafting the complaint. Here are some key points to include:
*. **Introduction**:
- State your name and relationship to the children.
- Briefly outline the purpose of the complaint.
*. **Background**:
- Provide a summary of your situation, including the involvement of DFCS.
- Mention any previous court orders or custody arrangements.
*. **Allegations**:
- Describe specific incidents where DFCS violated your rights or caused harm.
- Include dates, locations, and details of each incident.
*. **Evidence**:
- List the documents, medical records, and witness statements you have gathered.
- Explain how each piece of evidence supports your allegations.
*. **Legal Claims**:
- Cite relevant laws or regulations that DFCS violated.
- Explain how these violations impacted you and your children.
*. **Relief Sought**:
- State what you are asking the court to do (e.g., monetary compensation, custody modification).
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific section?

I want it to where they can't break up homes that don't need broken up. It needs to be looked into when trying to get emergency custody.

I understand your concerns. To address the issue of preventing unnecessary family separations and ensuring proper procedures for emergency custody in Georgia, consider these steps:
*. **Policy Advocacy**:
- **Gather Support**: Connect with other affected families and advocacy groups.
- **Contact Legislators**: Lobby for changes in laws and policies regarding emergency custody.
*. **Legal Action**:
- **File a Petition**: Request the court to review and modify existing custody laws.
- **Evidence Collection**: Document cases where emergency custody was misused.
Would you like more information on policy advocacy or legal action?

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