Our daughter lost her hair two years ago and her mother did not give us an update on her condition. The other children they do not explain to the doctor for about a year ago. We took her to our family doctor while she was here and he said that with several things at once and you could have possibly had leukemia. Her mother found out and said we have no rights to the children. We pay alimony, but we are not a legal court order for visitation rights. Can I procesuted. If you have any share of custody (legally, not physically) than you should be ready. Why do not you conact your court and ask a certified personnel? No, you are their parents. I would be the time for an arrest hearing.obviously say something happened and mom is not her looks, she would like. You have every right to question the health of your child to be. If she tries to get you prosecuted for this, they would be opened in the amount of neglect. If the mother does not take children to medical malpractice, and you can sue for custody of the child, on this basis may also seek custody of the children of others through the use of what we talk about your case a lawyer - yesterday - ASAP - your daughter's life may depend on it. I brought my family doctor for your next visit, and tell the doc that my daughter and I think something is wrong, could you please check it. I do not think papers.normally custody document is the custodial parent has to, but if you suspect that a form of neglect, and then I think it's okay --- However, if you talk to the mother girl Find out if you can take the doc. The first step is to go to court and get court-ordered visits. Currently, if the mother is on the medical aspects of defense, may be cut completely. While asking the court to change custody to require her to stay informed about medical conditions your child receives a letter from Dr Who examined her and said that he thinks she needs further investigation. No, you can not be prosecuted for taking her to a doctor if it is legal to do. On the contrary, actually - even if the non-custodial parent, you have a duty to take care of her while in your physical custody - during a visit, for example. If she is sick, or if you suspect they are sick, and you do not take her to the doctor, you may be charged with threatening the welfare of children. Richard no you can not be punished, but you have a detention order.If you do not have at least joint custody, then custody of the state to have the parent has 100% of the shots and you have not, and you have to court a petition to have it changed and why you think it should be changed. (She does not want her to DR) While asking the court to change custody to require her to stay informed about medical conditions your child receives a letter from Dr Who examined her and said that he thinks she needs further investigation. No, you can not be prosecuted for taking her to a doctor if it is legal to do. On the contrary, actually - even if the non-custodial parent, you have a duty to take care of her while in your physical custody - during a visit, for example. If she is sick, or if you suspect they are sick, and you do not take her to the doctor, you may be charged with threatening the welfare of children. Richard no you can not be punished, but you have a detention order.If you do not have at least joint custody, then custody of the state to have the parent has 100% of the shots and you have not, and you have to court a petition to have it changed and why you think it should be changed. (She does not want her to DR)
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