What is the name of your state? GA
A while back, I posted about a friend who is going to court to try and gain custody from grandparents who are guardians.
Quick summary: No affidavit of paternity, no dna test, yet, my friends lawyer and theirs are currently going back and forth, and hopefully court wil be soon, but as we all know, sometimes it takes forever.
Meanwhile, with no visitation guidelines set by a court, they have cut my friends visitation back from every other weekend, to only 9 hours every other weekend, and now to 9 hours once a month. They seem to be trying to distance him from his daughter before the court date arrives, even though up until the last couple of months he had her all weekend, every other weekend like a normal visitation schedule. There is absolutely no basis for these changes what so ever.
My question is, is there some sort of forms that can be filed or some sort of temporary hearing that can be done to make them let him have some contact with his daughter until court? At this rate, by next month, they won't let him see her at all.
A while back, I posted about a friend who is going to court to try and gain custody from grandparents who are guardians.
Quick summary: No affidavit of paternity, no dna test, yet, my friends lawyer and theirs are currently going back and forth, and hopefully court wil be soon, but as we all know, sometimes it takes forever.
Meanwhile, with no visitation guidelines set by a court, they have cut my friends visitation back from every other weekend, to only 9 hours every other weekend, and now to 9 hours once a month. They seem to be trying to distance him from his daughter before the court date arrives, even though up until the last couple of months he had her all weekend, every other weekend like a normal visitation schedule. There is absolutely no basis for these changes what so ever.
My question is, is there some sort of forms that can be filed or some sort of temporary hearing that can be done to make them let him have some contact with his daughter until court? At this rate, by next month, they won't let him see her at all.