Civil Litigation Steps Guide

Summary

To initiate civil litigation against Bloomington DCFS and the police department for alleged brutality and wrongful child removal, gather evidence such as documentation, photos, medical records, and witness statements. File a complaint with the local government or internal affairs. If attorneys are hesitant to take your case, consider contacting the ACLU in Illinois for civil rights assistance, reaching out to legal aid organizations for pro bono support, or filing a pro se lawsuit to represent yourself in court.

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I need to start civil litigation against Bloomington DCFS & the police department for brutality against my fiancé and taking my fiancés daughter for my proscription drugs needed for mobility! Where do I start?
To start civil litigation against Bloomington DCFS and the police department for brutality and wrongful removal of your fiancé's daughter, you should:
- Gather evidence: Documentation, photos, medical records, and witness statements.
- File a complaint with the local government or internal affairs.
- Consult a civil rights attorney for guidance.
Are you currently located in Bloomington, Illinois?
I have gotten all that done but no attorney will take my case.
It sounds like you’ve taken the right steps already, ****. Since attorneys are hesitant to take your case, you might consider the following options:
- Contact the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in Illinois for assistance with civil rights cases.
- Reach out to legal aid organizations for pro bono support.
- File a pro se lawsuit, which means representing yourself in court.
Is there any specific reason attorneys have mentioned for not taking your case?