Jeeplady66
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? MN
I was granted temporary custody of my granddaughters in July, due to my daughter and her bf abusing drugs. Oldest granddaughters father filed for full custody, it was not granted, but she was to visit him for 3 weeks in South Dakota. My daughter was in treatment, but walked out immediately after court. I filed an ofp against her and her bf (father of the youngest girl, age 1). Ofp was granted, daughter given supervised visits. Follow up hearing last week, oldest granddaughter's father was granted full physical and legal custody on a temp basis, I was granted full physical and legal custody of younger baby. The next day, I was served papers stating youngest daughters father is filing for visitation rights--he is legal father, but visitation was never set up (they are still a couple). Today, his mother (who served the papers) said I had been served in error and he is filing for visitation against my daughter. The papers make reference to me, alleging I am not fit and that he is clean and sober and a wonderful parent. Neither of us have lawyers involved--he has a history of drug arrests and is currently on probation in another county on a drug related charge. Is it possible he could win custody, even with an ofp against him? They are an intact couple--living together, so why would he have to file for visitation? This whole thing is ludicrous.....but should I still show up for the hearing?
I was granted temporary custody of my granddaughters in July, due to my daughter and her bf abusing drugs. Oldest granddaughters father filed for full custody, it was not granted, but she was to visit him for 3 weeks in South Dakota. My daughter was in treatment, but walked out immediately after court. I filed an ofp against her and her bf (father of the youngest girl, age 1). Ofp was granted, daughter given supervised visits. Follow up hearing last week, oldest granddaughter's father was granted full physical and legal custody on a temp basis, I was granted full physical and legal custody of younger baby. The next day, I was served papers stating youngest daughters father is filing for visitation rights--he is legal father, but visitation was never set up (they are still a couple). Today, his mother (who served the papers) said I had been served in error and he is filing for visitation against my daughter. The papers make reference to me, alleging I am not fit and that he is clean and sober and a wonderful parent. Neither of us have lawyers involved--he has a history of drug arrests and is currently on probation in another county on a drug related charge. Is it possible he could win custody, even with an ofp against him? They are an intact couple--living together, so why would he have to file for visitation? This whole thing is ludicrous.....but should I still show up for the hearing?