My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Georgia
My four year old son was taken out of his mother's home in Georgia due to uncleanliness and a dependency on prescription drugs. There have been two hearings on this case so far both of which I have been at in Georgia (I live in Colorado). In the first hearing I was told that I could not have custody because I relocated to Colorado. In the second hearing it was said that they would give me full custody if I lived in Georgia because if they moved him to Colorado they would not be able to know whether he had case plan or if I was sticking to that case plan. Is this right? In both of the hearings so far they have kept my son in the custody of the state. I have done all I know to do to prove that I can give my son a stable loving home and I want him with me more than anything. I just don't know if it's right to deny me my son because I live in another state?

