Hello, how are you today?

So your parents have have filed a motion for intervention in your custody case between you and your ex?

Has the judge ruled on the motion yet?

Is there a hearing?

I understand. Ok, I will represent to you that it is extremely difficult for grandparents to assert grandparents rights in a situation where both parents are still alive, not incarcerated, and are present and active in the children's lives. In most situations, the motion for intervention, without overt allegations of abuse and neglect or a present and immediate danger to the children were they to be placed with the parents, are unsuccessful.

I would first argue to the judge that you are a competent and fit parent to raise the child. That you are both active and willing to raise the child, and that the Court prefers that the child reside with the biological parents over other family members. I would further argue that you provide a stable financial environment and a stable home in which the child can be raised.

Further, that you have had no issues with DSS other than the meritless actions filed by your parents, and that you believe they are colluting with your ex to acquire visitation rights to your child.+

Well affidavits are sworn statements as they are notarized. I would simply object to their admission as evidence, as the individuals who made those statements are available to come to court for cross examination.

You just need to make it appear to the judge that you are fit and proper parent, and that this is an attempt to circumvent the rights of the biological mother (you).

Do not harp on their attempt at conspiring, but about your positives.

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Thanks and good luck!