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  • 01-19-2015, 07:06 PM
    tonyi04
    Recovering Custody After Voluntarily Granting Custody to Grandparents
    My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Illinois. In 2007 me and my husband signed out parental rights over to his mother. Due to the fact we was unable to care for two children at that time and honestly i was young and stupid for doing it.. I was not aware at that time that they was never going to let her stay with us nor that they would keep her from us the way they have. She is now ten years old and wants to move back home with me and here dad. Her grandparents are in their late 70s they are in very bad health. I have tried and tried to get them to give her back to us. They still refuse. I have raised my other two children ages 11&8. I am financially capable of taken care of her. I do not think thrun can take care of her the way she should be due to both of their health's. I don't know what to do. Is their anything I can do to try to get her back. Please do not leave comments that are hurtful I hAve been thru enough.
  • 01-19-2015, 07:38 PM
    FatherWhoWon
    Re: Get My Daughter Back
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    My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Illinois. In 2007 me and my husband signed out parental rights over to his mother. Due to the fact we was unable to care for two children at that time and honestly i was young and stupid for doing it.. I was not aware at that time that they was never going to let her stay with us nor that they would keep her from us the way they have. She is now ten years old and wants to move back home with me and here dad. Her grandparents are in their late 70s they are in very bad health. I have tried and tried to get them to give her back to us. They still refuse. I have raised my other two children ages 11&8. I am financially capable of taken care of her. I do not think thrun can take care of her the way she should be due to both of their health's. I don't know what to do. Is their anything I can do to try to get her back. Please do not leave comments that are hurtful I hAve been thru enough.

    Your rights were terminated or you signed over custody?

    Your options, if any, depend greatly on exactly what occurred.
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