|
If she was granted supervised visits, what for?When granted supervised visits was your husband not granted sole custody of the children.See if a court grants sole custody and gives supervised visits there has to be a reason for it. Have you seen the investigators report yet? That is where it will say a recomendation and if it reccomend the adoption then you pretty much will get it granted. The judge goes by the report. You should have given the investigator the report, she puts all that stuff in her file to file with the courts. You can file documents straight into your file as well. You do not need an attorney to do that for you. Alot of the times a clerk will let you know how to file such documents. If you feel the need for an attorney though, go ahead and get one. You are already almost done with the process though. I do not want to persuade you one way or the other. Also it does not look good for your case that the social worker found biomom because that just proves she had not had contact with the children. It is there job to contact bio parent to find out what their story is. But there are not very many acceptable reasons for abandoning your child. Hope this helps a little bit. Do not get discouraged because you found out that she is not consenting.
|