What to do if my mother-in-law has guardianship of my wife who has brain damage and she will not let me see or speak to my wife?

What to do if my mother-in-law has guardianship of my wife who has brain damage and she will not let me see or speak to my wife?

I did not contest her guadianship because her mom had room for her at her house. I have not seen or spoke to my wife in 9 months.

Asked on June 20, 2012 under Family Law, Florida

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