supervised visitation from bad to worse

Supervisors who don't want to know abou the case, only want to conduct the visit-problem.
Attorneys for minors who don't want doctors (psychologists) involved - problem.
Attorneys for minors who want any reports from psychologists kept from court - problem.
Def's atty asked my attorney that if I paid him $400 he wouldn't go forward on contempt.
I agreed to pay but then he never pursued it.
A little six year old girl who has no voice in court - problem.
A supervisor who tried to use force to get her out of the home to go on a visit - problem.
Police report "he stated (the supervisor) that he was authorized by Judge Thim to use force to remove the child". - problem.

WHERE DO I GO FOR HELP ---- BIGGEST PROBLEM!!

[Illinois Parent]

ROLEXO!!!!!

I answered your first post! There are a LOT of things you can do. Please, go back a few pages and read it. Then, if you have any more questions, I'll try to help. I've been there. But my son was only 2 1/2 when it started for me.

If the attorney really wants to fight, go to the courthouse and ask for a guardian ad litum(sp). Basically, this is an attorney or representative, assigned by the court, to represent the best interest of the child during the proceedings. Then, the child gets a voice in court. Guaranteed.