Child Abuse Allegation Guidance

Summary

Child abuse allegations in New York are taken seriously, and CPS may investigate if they suspect coaching. Its essential to keep records of all interactions with CPS and have a lawyer present during meetings. If a complaint against CPS is not addressed, consider escalating to higher authorities or the states ombudsman. Always consult with your lawyer for guidance.

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Well my granddaughter said he dad touched her in her private parts she is 5 years old, she told us many times on how and where it was when he did it but CPS is now going after my daughter saying she coached her when in fact she didn't but problem being he is a cop and his father was a cop so the CPS workers don't believe my granddaughter
I'm sorry to hear about this distressing situation, ****. Could you please tell me which state you're in? This will help me provide more accurate legal information.
NY
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. In New York:
- Child abuse allegations are taken seriously.
- If CPS believes coaching, they may conduct an investigation.
Consider getting a lawyer experienced in family law to fight for your granddaughter's rights.
We got a lawyer now but it's still a fighting battle, the CPS workers called my granddaughter a liar to her face she's * who the hell does that
I'm truly sorry to hear about this, ****. It's important to:
- Keep record of all interactions with CPS.
- Have your lawyer present during any interviews or meetings.
- File a complaint if you believe the CPS worker has acted inappropriately. This can be done through the Office of Children and Family Services in NY.
I filed a complaint but they still did nothing about it
I'm sorry to hear that, ****. You might consider escalating your complaint. This could mean contacting a higher authority within the Office of Children and Family Services, or even the state's ombudsman. It's crucial to keep your lawyer informed about these steps.
I did read that also
I'm sorry to hear about your struggle, ****. Your lawyer should guide you in this process. It's essential to:
- Continuously engage with higher authorities.
- Always have legal representation before any interaction with CPS.
- Consider a judicial review if complaints aren't addressed effectively.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****. Remember, persistence is key in such situations. Your granddaughter's well-being is of utmost importance. Always consult with your lawyer before taking any steps. Stay strong and best of luck with your case.