How to go about obtaining a legal representative?

(1) Family law is very state specific, so you won't get legal advice here.

(2) You need to seek out a family law attorney... You will probably need $1,500 - $5,000 for a retainer to begin the fight if your aunt seriously will not give up guardianship.

(3) Look at the guardianship papers or orders... was the guardianship unlimited in scope or duration? If so, then the guardianship may terminate by its terms, and you can more easily take legal action to get your kid back. Was there a court order "supervising" the guardianship? If so, then court relief may be easier to accomplish. Did you just give the kid up? Then it may be more difficult.

(4) Remember that all child custody issues are viewed from the perspective of the "best interest of the child" (with usually a preference for parental care over non parental care). Be prepared to demonstrate how return of the kid to your custody would be in the best interests of the child. Get statements, save paper records, etc. That will help your lawyer evaluate how best to proceed.

Good luck.

call around you will need a family law attorney must likely, they can review the case, review your circumstance currently and will be able to give you an idea if it can be done and for how much

if the price is high you can call down to your local court house and ask, if they have a number to any local organizations that help single women in your situation

Contact the local bar association in your area and tell them you want to revoke the guardianship of your son and regain physical custody and your parental rights back. See if they can refer you to someone who can help you.

Good luck to you and your son.