My wife took our 7-year-old daughter and her 3-year-old cousin to my in-laws’ place a month ago. Since then, my daughter hasn’t been to school and I haven’t seen her. Her exams start on November 28th, but I doubt they’ll bring her back. A domestic violence case against me and my parents is scheduled for December 10th. I want my daughter to be able to take her exams and not lose a year of her education. How can I get her back for the exams?

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Law Forum › Category: Child Custody › My wife took our 7-year-old daughter and her 3-year-old cousin to my in-laws’ place a month ago. Since then, my daughter hasn’t been to school and I haven’t seen her. Her exams start on November 28th, but I doubt they’ll bring her back. A domestic violence case against me and my parents is scheduled for December 10th. I want my daughter to be able to take her exams and not lose a year of her education. How can I get her back for the exams?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wife took our 7-year-old daughter and her 3-year-old cousin to my in-laws’ place a month ago. Since then, my daughter hasn’t been to school and I haven’t seen her. Her exams start on November 28th, but I doubt they’ll bring her back. A domestic violence case against me and my parents is scheduled for December 10th. I want my daughter to be able to take her exams and not lose a year of her education. How can I get her back for the exams?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a Habeas Corpus petition in the court seeking the return of your daughter. This will compel your in-laws to produce her in court. You can also apply for interim custody of your daughter during the exam period.

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