My mother and her husband were awarded guardianship on my son back in 2011. The judge told me that this didn't have to be permanent, and I still retain my parental rights. The judge also told my "parents" that he expects them to do the right thing. From that day on, visits at my place stopped, visits at their house became hostel, and phone conversations became far and few between. They haven't answered the phone to me in approximately 2 years, messages go urned. This situation was suppose to be only temporary, until I got my life back on track following a job loss. I now work for a Fortune 500 company, and have for the past 3 years. I last spoke with my mother at the beginning of last summer at her job. She was going to terminate the guardianship upon doing a home visit to make sure all was good. Needless to say, I was never able to get back in touch with her. I called her job again. in the fall and was told she no longer worked there. The main reason they were granted guardianship was because they had the means and the necessities to do so and I didn't at the time. I also have discovered that they failed to complete the a status report last year, and this year's report is due next week. I've contacted attorneys regarding the denied contact and I'm pretty much told they can do whatever they want, and if I want to file to terminate guardianship, it'll start at $1400. I just don't have that kind of money. Is there anyone out there that had dealt with this kind of situation before?
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