Guardianship? What do i say?

Alright! Hi! I'm 15 and I have been living with my grandparents since I was about 6. My mom has always been active in my life, just had an uphill battle with drugs, after staying clean for a long time, she filed a request to change a court order with the state of ca. Now we have a hearing on Tuesday. My grandmother is emotionally abusive, however I would not like to say that in court. I desperetly hope to live with my mother. Advice on what to say in court as a minor to voice my opinion in the right path. What kinds of questions do they ask? Anything helps, thank you(:

Is america and its citizens living a lie?

i didnt actually read the paragraph cause i am too lazy to, but yes, you are all living a lie created by your capitilist system

Why do girls like tall guys?

I heard they make you feel protected, safe, and secure. Do you like a guy to tower over you and having to tippie to to kiss him. Wouldnt it be awkward during sex.

Would you agree with this statement?

"Total peace can only be accomplished when total war arrives. or total peace will come when total war is done." Theyre the same quote. But the meaning is that the only way the whole world will become one nation or get along is when theres a war that jeopardizes all of humanity. Such as extraterrestrial beings from outside the Earth trying to invade. I agree with the statement because I would think that after theres after the human species has been threatened rather then just a nation peace and harmony can be acheive assuming humanity survived.

Guardianship question?

In March of 2008 I signed guardianship of my daughter over to my in-laws. In August of 2008 my daughter came home to live with me and began attending school in our district two hours away from her grandparents. At the time I didn't see it as a issue to terminate the guardianship however just recently my mother in law decided to pull I'm the legal guardian and I have all rights to my granddaughter. I now want to terminate the guardianship legally as Emma has been living at home for the three years however my in laws are refusing to sign the waiver for no reason other than they want to see their granddaughter whenever they choose even if it means interrupting her school day. My husband their son and I also have shared custody of my son their step grandchild and our 8 month old daughter that my inlaws have only seen a handful of times. They favor our older daughter and this is the only explanation as to why they refuse to sign the waiver as they are not concerned about the other children. Will I have a hard time in court to have their guardianship terminated even though Emma has been living back at home for three years just a few months after the guardianship took place? Is this something I should hire a lawyer for? We are in Maine.

Rate my poem? Comment on it, please ; )?

If I am understanding your poem correctly, you are a victim of sexual abuse by one or more of your parents. If this is the case, you must take immediate action to stop it. You should not feel ashamed or guilty if this has happened, as it is in no way your fault. What you must do is tell a teacher you trust what is going on and ask for help. If you don't have a teacher you trust, ask to speak to your school counselor, and ask him/her to help you. Both will want to help you. If you cannot do this, when you are alone, dial 911 and tell the person that answers what is going on, and they will send someone to help you. You can also call information (it should be 411, or "o" for the operator) and ask for Child Protective Service's phone number, call them and tell them what's going on. Good luck.

Who do I obtain court/legal records for custody/guardianship/adoption?

first you need to know the town it happened in and then go and request records for it. call up a lawyer who works family court and ask them how to go about it they will know.