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Child Custody Matter Case Study

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Ms. Pitman called to get some legal advice regarding a child custody matter.

Ms. Pitman lives in Blount County.
She had a temporary custody of her brother and his girlfriend’s 2 year son while they were in jail.

Her brother is still in jail however his girlfriend got released from jail and attempted to obtain her son’s custody from Ms. Pitman last night but was unsuccessful.

Ms. Pitman is looking to get custody of her brother’s son as she believes that the mother does not have a house to live in and cannot provide for the child.

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