Child Protection Investigation Steps

Summary

In Ontario, during a child protection investigation, you will have an initial meeting to discuss the situation. The investigation may involve interviews with you and other parties. You have the right to be informed about the investigation, maintain privacy, have legal representation, and be treated fairly. Prepare by gathering relevant documents, understanding your rights, and staying calm and cooperative.

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Sure, here are a few steps to prepare for the meeting:
- Gather Information: Collect any documents or information related to the incident.
- Know Your Rights: Understand your rights during the investigation.
- Stay Calm and Cooperative: Be calm, listen carefully, and answer questions truthfully.
Would you like to know more about your rights during this process?
What are my rights?
Here are your rights during an investigation by Family and Child Community Services in Ontario:
- Right to Be Informed: You have the right to know the nature of the investigation.
- Right to Privacy: Your information should be kept confidential.
- Right to Legal Representation: You can have a lawyer present during meetings.
- Right to Fair Treatment: You should be treated with respect and fairness throughout the process.
Do you have any specific concerns regarding this investigation?