I'm not sure what a "restore center" is but I think it might be some kind of rehab facility? If so, what's the reason she's there? Was her son's guardianship the method by which she was placed there?
How did the son get guardianship? What are your wife's medical issues?
A lot more information is needed before anyone can answer, especially as to reclamation of rights lost pursuant to a guardianship.
Dorothy was in an auto accident on April' 23. I was called by the police and the officer said go to the hospital Dorothy is there so I we t she was in a semi coma I began to pray for her that's what we do for each other the second day she came to and sad hi obadyah my husband I was there for 5 days then her son raeshaun came in and said I am taking charge and she said of what and that when all her troubles started one place to another the last day I saw her was the 28th of April until the 15th of July and then the 29th of July and the stories she told me was overwhelming unhappiness
Now she doing fine but she wants her rights back from her son her finance s and every thing else that is hers and to come back home so she can live her way of lift
Her son ticked her she said her son said that he was taking her to a therapist but instead this place and all the long he was seeking to get the guardianship with out her knowing.
What country are you in, sheneedhelp123? In the US guardianship would not be granted without the husband being informed and able to participate in the court hearing.
So, she's not legally your wife yet, and that would be why her son was able to file for the guardianship. Will pray that the courts do the right thing for her! They will need objective third party evaluation of how she is really doing cognitively, probably the rehab center has something like that done. What does their social worker say when you ask about her guardianship and her discharge planning?
How old is she? Does she need OT / PT before she can function independently. That entails occupational and physical therapy to build up her strength and reteach how to do some skills she may have lost while in the rehabilitation center (restore). Sounds as if you need to talk to a case manager. Good luck
Not enough info here. Did your fiancé have a stroke or other condition that left her unable to oversee her own care for a while? Does she have money or asserts that the son is trying to control? Does she have advanced healthcare directives or a durable power of attorney? I would have her ask the social worker to talk to her with you in the room and tell the social worker she has her permission to discuss her medical care with you, if that's what she wants. My guess is that the hearing on the 25th is for her son to gain guardianship. These Things take time my guess is it has been enough time for it to happen. I am praying the judge looks at it from all angles and sorts it out in the best interest of your fiancé. God bless you.
Consult a solicitor. Clearly this is a legal issue and the son cannot override what his mother wants if she is able to communicate her wishes.
He has to be taken out of the picture. Speak to the police in the first instance, but do get the facility's welfare or social worker involved. They know the law.
There is NOT enough information here to really help. If the poster is her husband and does not have 'rights' or whatever this is odd in and of itself. Too little information. The way the son is spoken of it sounds as if son is not his.. second marriage? This can put a whole different spin on the situation. Restore center? I have never heard that term. Need more info.
I believe the original poster meant rehabilitative center. He refers to the woman as his wife not his Fiancee'. His understanding of the English language shows he came from another country. Not enough information to give helpful advice.
Unfortunately for you, those laws have no legal standing in this country. The son has the right to act on her behalf while she was incapacitated. Now that she is better, enjoy the time you spending with her. Hopefully the courts will see she is competent to make her own decisions and then you both can move on with your lives together.
sheneedhelp123, curious why your "wife's" son doesn't want you to have any contact with her? You need to be up front with us so we can help you.
By the way, in the eye of the Court, you have no legal connection to your "wife" since you are not married. Even being a fiancée is in word only, not a legal title.
If you are in Georgia and have been living together since before 1/1/97 you may be considered common law spouses, something that would be important to you. I have been to many court hearings in FL where the patients rights were challenged. Help her get her thoughts together so she can present a good case without emotion or crying. If necessary you may seek a public defender as patients have the right to be represented.
Sheneedhelp, try to find someone in your synagogue, mosque, or other religious organization who can help you with sharing your thoughts in our language. It seems like the language barrier is a real issue to offering advice to you.
I'm not sure what a "restore center" is but I think it might be some kind of rehab facility? If so, what's the reason she's there? Was her son's guardianship the method by which she was placed there?
How did the son get guardianship? What are your wife's medical issues?
A lot more information is needed before anyone can answer, especially as to reclamation of rights lost pursuant to a guardianship.
I don't know, something just doesn't add up.
He has to be taken out of the picture. Speak to the police in the first instance, but do get the facility's welfare or social worker involved. They know the law.
Are you in Wales?
You reallay need to respond to the poster's questions, specifically, because they can't offer you any help unless you do.
In what country was the son awarded guardianship?
By the way, in the eye of the Court, you have no legal connection to your "wife" since you are not married. Even being a fiancée is in word only, not a legal title.