Summary
In Florida, dealing with DCF removal cases requires proper legal representation. If you believe the investigator lied, gather all evidence and consult your attorney to file a motion in court. Criminal charges can impact child custody cases, so inform your attorney about any arrests immediately. For pro bono legal services, contact organizations like Florida Rural Legal Services, Legal Aid Society of the Orange County Bar Association, Legal Services of North Florida, Bay Area Legal Services, Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, and Miami-Dade Legal Aid. Check their eligibility criteria and reach out to them directly.Full Conversation
family law/ dcf removal
Hello Kayla, it sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation. Could you please provide more details about your situation? Is this about a child custody dispute or a child welfare investigation?
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Hello Kayla, I understand you're facing a situation related to family law and DCF removal in Florida. Can you tell me if this is about an ongoing case or a new issue you're dealing with?
ongoing case
Hello Kayla, dealing with an ongoing family law case involving DCF can be challenging. Florida law emphasizes the best interests of the child in these cases. Could you provide more specific details about the case? Are you currently represented by legal counsel?
my baby was taken at 10 months old and given to a non family member. i have proof that she was taken on a lie by the investagator
Hello Kayla, I'm sorry that you're going through this. Since you're in Florida:
- DCF removal cases are serious and require proper legal representation.
- If you believe the investigator lied, gather all evidence.
- Consult with your attorney to file a motion in court.
Remember, the court prioritizes the child's best interest.
i need answers
Hello Kayla, based on your situation, you might want to:
- Seek legal advice immediately if you haven't already
- Provide your attorney with all the evidence you have
- Prepare for potential court proceedings, keeping in mind that Florida courts prioritize the child's best interest.
i have done what they wanted me to do but now i have gotten into trouble and gone to jail and they are holding that against me
Hello Kayla, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Florida, criminal charges can impact child custody cases. It's crucial that you:
- Inform your attorney about your arrest immediately
- Understand that the court will consider this in the light of the child's best interest
- Prepare for potential repercussions related to your custody case.
i need a new lawyer
Hello Kayla, I understand your situation. If you're seeking a new lawyer in Florida, consider these steps:
- Contact the Florida Bar Association for referrals.
- Ask for recommendations from friends or family.
- Look online for lawyers specializing in family law and DCF cases.
- Check their reviews and credentials.
do you know of any pro bonos
In Florida, there are several organizations that provide pro bono legal services. Here are a few:
- Florida Rural Legal Services (frls.org)
- Legal Aid Society of the Orange County Bar Association (legalaidocba.org)
- Legal Services of North Florida (lsnf.org)
Please check their eligibility criteria and reach out to them directly.
any more referals for pro bonos
Sure Kayla, here are a few more organizations in Florida that may offer pro bono services:
- Bay Area Legal Services (bayarealegalservices.org)
- Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida (clsmf.org)
- Miami-Dade Legal Aid (legalaidserviceofbrowardcounty.org)
Remember to check their eligibility criteria.
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