Call your attorney and get supervised visits only until the parent is firmly re-rooted in the community. Write down the parents car license number, color, make and year. Keep names and numbers of in-laws, friends and employers. Twice a year take full-face photos of grandchildren and both parents and write down physical descriptions including weight, height, color of hair. If your grandchild is taken, call police and an experienced family law attorney immediately.
Time is critical.
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