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*andalovee23
writes:Well, idk how to start. Recently about a month ago my Mothers husband and I got into a disagreement because he yelled at my sister which is not his daughter and as always I defended . well my mom took his side and blocked me on Facebook and forced my sisters to block me on Facebook so Now I have no contact with them. Is there any way I could be granted visitation rights to see my sisters?
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reader, aunt honesty  +, writes (6 April 2017):
 What age are your sisters? I think as an adult you need to call your mother and ask her to meet up and talk to you.
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reader, YouWish +, writes (30 March 2017):
 Ahh, this is a question for a family lawyer, and there are many who work pro-bono to help people like you.
I do not know which state you hail from, as states have different laws for family issues, but many states will mandate sibling visitation because it's in the CHILD'S interest.
You might have to work this out in court, and if you're low on funds, they allow "In forma pauperis" meaning they waive court costs for people with little money, and college kids don't have tons of money especially if parents kick kids out of houses like they did to you.
Look up pro-bono family lawyers in your state and county to find out what rights you have! And in the meantime, keep at your mom like an itch that won't go away. Tell her you'll take her to court but don't want to go in that direction.
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reader, Fatherly Advice + ♥, writes (30 March 2017):
 Depending on the ages of your sisters, the best thing would be to send mail, or email. Send presents for special days. If your sisters are teens they will find a way to talk with you. If they are younger they will remember your kindness and interest. As far as legal rights, I'm sorry to say you would not get much there. Their Dad should have access and if you can work with him you could get some together time.
There is a chance that there is an abuse situation here. You would need a lot of help to take that on.
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