My name is Nelson Couto, and right now I'm in the fight of my life—fighting to protect my relationship with my son. Like many parents, all I want is the chance to be present in my child's life, to guide him, support him, and watch him grow. Unfortunately, I am currently involved in a difficult legal battle with the state and agencies that has made this incredibly hard. The process has been emotionally exhausting, legally complex, and financially overwhelming.
I am doing everything I can to follow the proper legal path, attend every hearing, complete every requirement, and prove what matters most—that my son deserves a loving, committed father in his life. Legal fees, court costs, document filings, transportation, and required programs are adding up quickly. I never imagined I would need to ask for help like this, but I cannot do this alone.
Every donation—no matter the size—will go directly toward legal representation, court costs, required filings and documentation, travel and related expenses, and programs or evaluations required by the court. If you cannot donate, sharing this page helps more than you know. Support, prayers, and kind words mean everything to our family during this time. I am not giving up on my son. Not now. Not ever. Thank you for standing with us.
I am doing everything I can to follow the proper legal path, attend every hearing, complete every requirement, and prove what matters most—that my son deserves a loving, committed father in his life. Legal fees, court costs, document filings, transportation, and required programs are adding up quickly. I never imagined I would need to ask for help like this, but I cannot do this alone.
Every donation—no matter the size—will go directly toward legal representation, court costs, required filings and documentation, travel and related expenses, and programs or evaluations required by the court. If you cannot donate, sharing this page helps more than you know. Support, prayers, and kind words mean everything to our family during this time. I am not giving up on my son. Not now. Not ever. Thank you for standing with us.






