Mama June begs child protective services for files on her late daughter’s ex-husband

This is evident from court documents obtained by In contactJune 44, has urged a representative of the government agency to appear in court this month and produce several documents.

These documents include “notes, assessments, reports, audio recordings, video recordings and other information” about Cardwell, Shannon and Kaitlyn.

June expressed her belief that the agency has relevant information about the parties involved.

Her attorney emphasized the importance of this evidence, stating, “Such evidence and testimony are essential to the matters before the court so that the court can make an informed decision regarding the best interests of the minor child in this custody case. “