need legal advice from attorneys in NY

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I really hate to air out a personal problem but I need all the help I can get. To make a long story short, my exgirlfriend who has our 2 kids with her in Glendale, NY had the kids taken from her by children services for leaving them alone alone while she was at work last night. I live in Illinois and have never been to New York and have no clue on the legal system out there or who to hire to try and get custody. If anyone could get my email from Jack and give some info it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for any help

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Thanks justinsmom- it just makes me sick when I just got off the phone with her sister and found out that she has been turned in before leaving them alone and they finally took them last night. I spent thousands on lawyers here in Ill. to try and force her back when she first moved about 5 years ago. I tried everything and had to about kiss her ass just so she would send them back every summer for me to see them.

Thanks again I appreciate it-

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Good Luck JC with this. I just spent thousands this last year trying to keep my X from taking my daughter to Texas with her. I took it to court and was objecting the relocation and got a first hand look at how the justice system is run. You see stuff on the news and read about it in the papers, but until you have been run through the system, it is really an eye opening experience. Unfortunately it takes something like this for any man to have a shot a getting custody of your kids, unless they are of an age where the courts feel they (kids) can make the decision on their own. The fuhked up judges in this country think that just because the women give birth to the child, that makes them the superior parent in regards raising the child. I have talked with teachers, school administrators, director of family services and other people who work with children on a regular basis and everyone of them have told me the same thing, the man can nurture just as much as the woman and no where in any of their training have they been taught that the woman is a better parent the man. I could tell you stories that would make you sick about how the court system has refused to take the kids away from mothers who do things that are not only illegal, but dangerous for the welfare of the kids.

I don't know what your financial situation is, but don't skimp on the attorney you selcet and make sure they specialize in these types of things. Trying to do this across state lines I'm guessing is going to provide an extra challenge for you, but don't give up. Nothing more rewarding than being a parent and no bigger resonsibility you will ever undertake.

Disclaimer: This post is not meant to be demeaning to all woman in general, just the POS moms out there who use it to their own personal advantage and their kids disadvantage by cutting the fathers out the picture, but is a reflection of my bitterness towards the justice and getting royally fuhked in the ass by it.

Good Luck and keep us posted. I would like to hear how this turns out for you.
 

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In IL call Kevin Cummings, an excellent lawyer, he is in New Lenox, sorry I don't have his #, he'll recommend someone close to you if you aren't near Chicaco. The Law firm is Wennlund and Associates, good luck. Area code is 815


Also, look up your local child advocacy and call them immediately.
 

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Captain Crunch- I know exactly what you are talking about the court systems when it comes to a man with regards to kids. As long as the state isn't paying money to support your kids they don't give 2 shits about you personally. I have paid child support from the day we split to present date even barely seeing the kids only in the summer. I spent about a total of $7000 on laywers and the last one was a women who specialized in mens rights. I think I have the best case now to finally get custody and my wife and kids here would be more than happy to have them.

KMA- Thanks for the reply and called the hotline last night. I will use the link.

Thanks again for the replies

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JC, being remarried and having other kids around will be a big plus for you in your effort to get custody and will be a big plus to your kids having other siblings around to play and hang out with. Hopefully you and your new wife can show them what it is like to grow up in a loving and caring family and provide a positive environment for them to grow up in.

It would be nice if someone could educate these all knowing judges. They have the attitude that beings they are in the positioin that they are, that they think they are all knowing and beyond educating themselves to better understand the implications of their judgements. (what they are doing to the kids) One of the school administrators I talked to told me that one of the statements made by the judge was one of the most uneducated and misinformed statements he had ever heard and couldn't belive a judge said that.

Once again, I wish you the best for you and your kids.
 

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Justcover,in NY state CPA is involved.Thats the Child Protection Agency.Someone makes a complaint or it is reported to them.Within hours a social worker or reporter goes out and investigates.If it has to do with children being battered or abandoned they put the kids in care until an investigation occurs.
Sometimes kids are returned the next day.Other times it takes days.
Having to make about 25-30 calls a yr to CPS there is a lot of "catch 22's."
CPS has different places they take kids. Private agencies,foster homes,Emer.child care centers,group homes,etc

I know this really doesn't address your question.I would call the county social services office of Glendale.Ask who is the caseworker on this case?Get as much info as possible.If your girlfriend has full custody they might not give you any info.
Your battle is in Family Court of the county she resides in.
I'm not a lawyer.Just an educator that is involved with CPS and family court a lot.
 
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