My 2 year old brother was taken on saturday by his dad after him and my mom got into a huge fight that ended my mom up in the hospital because of what he did to her and he never returned with my brother and has turned off his phone and cannot be contacted. my brothers dad is really sick and isn't allowed to be alone with him nor is he allowed to drive because of his medical condition. my mom went to the poilce office and an officer told her that if she filed an order that she would be thrown in jail for fighting back. but this isn't the first fight they have had like this this is just the first that has wound her up in the hospital. and she went to a lawyer today who said that she should of filed an order the next day that the officer was wrong to tell her that. is this correct? she filed a protection order today but the courts granted my brother dad tempory costody till the 29. and my mom is being forced to leave the house that they currently live in. but she has to leave my 15 year old sister there because the court said that she cant go with my mom but if my mom leaves and takes all her belonging everything in the house will be gone ( and i mean everything but a table) because it all belonged to my mom before they got together. because there will be no beds isn't that considered an unfit home for a child? and does my mom have any other ground to stand on that would help get my brother back from his dad?
please help i am very worried about my brother and conserned for his well being with his dad.
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Not sure of your age, but if you got yourself a counselor, one in the welfare or juvenile department willing to talk with you and explain a few items here, it would be good for you, I understand it can be confusing not an adult? also, call the police department, ask to talk to the social worker there, and ask if you came over, if they'd answer a few questions, too, the more questions answered the better. Are there any other older relatives around to talk with? they should be able to give you time, all the adults I've mentioned, but many times they leave the other siblings/kids in the lurch, very upset like this as well. Keep reaching out, praying may help too, because God listens to all prayers, but when you get some solid answers you will then calm down as well. The lawyer is your mom[s and probably has little time for questions, but If I were you, I'd sit down & write that lawyer, and air out your personal concerns, as it may be used in your mom's efforts, as well as he or his/her *secretary just may get back to you, worth a try.