Pisgah Legal Services

You would have to talk to them about it.

Yes I think. They will have a free consultation with you regardless and let you know your options. They are great people down there.

I would call two places: Pisgah Legal Services of course, and 211 which is a great resource for multiple needs all in one place.

Well do you?

Pisgah Legal should be able to give you the advise that you need.

You probably need to call the social Security office

He might end up paying child support, I'd leave well enough alone unless he is already paying child support. And a lot depends on the county the child and grandparents live in. In North Carolina grandparents have no natural rights, barring those granted by a court order signed by a judge.

That's a question that they can help you with. Ultimately, a real lawyer will have to come to a conclusion based on facts as to the validity of an order. Getting a judge to rescend an order is very difficult. They are a low cost or free law service, but you will need to sign up with them for help, and write down all of these questions so that you won't forget to ask. And if you find that they can't help you, call the lawyer referral line. It's an 800 number. Best of luck, and I'm sorry you're going through this.

They may if it's adult related, and if it's not, they can help you find an affordable or pro bono attorney that can. It never hurts to call them. It's a simple intake process.

Call social security they can help. They helped me with a divorce

Yes, they do.

They can

Yes they do