Child custody

03-20-2000, 06:32 PM

Schuller

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Can Someone PLEASE HELP:
My Son is now 15 years old and wants to come live with me. In 1987-1988 the Superior Court for Juvenile matters gave Temporary custody of my son to his grandmother. There was supposed to be another court hearing but I was never notified. I have been trying for several years to find out what was going on, but never got any answers. Today I called the court and asked them again and they said there were no files there pertaining to my case. I also called the Dept. of Children & youth services in CT, and they too said there were no files pertaining to my case. So can someone please tell me what i can do to find out what happened So I can Try to get my Son back. My son wants to come home but not sure what to do

[This message has been edited by Schuller (edited April 04, 2000).]

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