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Delays in CYS investigations can be frustrating. If youre not receiving updates, consider escalating the issue by contacting a supervisor at CYS or the police department. Filing a formal complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) can also be a step forward. Document all interactions and communications. Consulting a family law attorney can provide personalized guidance and advocacy. If CYS left the child in the home with the alleged parent, it might indicate no immediate risk, but it doesnt resolve the investigation. Consistent, respectful follow-up is key to demonstrating your commitment to resolving the issue.Full Conversation
we have done all this and are getting now where on this matter. and even when they came to talk to daughter 1st time it was for a slap across face which we knew nothing about until that night and she down right denied saying that to anyone
It sounds like a challenging situation, and I can provide some general guidance. In Pennsylvania, if you're not getting responses from CYS or the police, you might consider:
- Requesting a meeting with a supervisor at CYS for a status update.
- Submitting a formal written request for information on the case to both CYS and the police department.
- Consulting with a family law attorney for more personalized legal advice and potential legal action.
Have you considered reaching out to a lawyer specializing in family law for further assistance? I can help connect you with local lawyers if you're interested.
- Requesting a meeting with a supervisor at CYS for a status update.
- Submitting a formal written request for information on the case to both CYS and the police department.
- Consulting with a family law attorney for more personalized legal advice and potential legal action.
Have you considered reaching out to a lawyer specializing in family law for further assistance? I can help connect you with local lawyers if you're interested.
but why did it get to this point this long if child says she didnt say and they havent even talked to her or us again and no one is getting with us at all no matter how many message we leave
It sounds incredibly frustrating. Sometimes delays can occur due to backlogs or miscommunication between agencies. Have you considered reaching out to a supervisor at CYS or the police department to escalate the issue? I can help connect you with a local family law attorney if you're interested.
its state cys
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It seems like you're dealing with a complex situation involving the state CYS. Here are a few more steps you might consider:
- Request a meeting with a higher authority or supervisor at the state CYS.
- Make a formal complaint if you're not getting responses.
- Document all communications and attempts to contact CYS and the police.
If you wish to consult with a local family law attorney for more detailed assistance, let me know.
It seems like you're dealing with a complex situation involving the state CYS. Here are a few more steps you might consider:
- Request a meeting with a higher authority or supervisor at the state CYS.
- Make a formal complaint if you're not getting responses.
- Document all communications and attempts to contact CYS and the police.
If you wish to consult with a local family law attorney for more detailed assistance, let me know.
who do you send formal compaint to if its the state
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For state-level issues with CYS in Pennsylvania, you can send a formal complaint to the Department of Human Services (DHS). Include detailed information about your situation, communication attempts, and any other relevant documentation. Would you like assistance with any other questions or concerns?
For state-level issues with CYS in Pennsylvania, you can send a formal complaint to the Department of Human Services (DHS). Include detailed information about your situation, communication attempts, and any other relevant documentation. Would you like assistance with any other questions or concerns?
so if worker from state cys is not getting back with you also you are saying send a formal complaint on them- wont this look bad on our end and they try to pull something or extend this furthur
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It's understandable to be concerned about potential repercussions. However, filing a formal complaint can demonstrate your commitment to resolving the issue and may prompt quicker responses. To minimize risks, document all interactions and remain respectful in your communication. Would you like more information on how to proceed with the complaint?
It's understandable to be concerned about potential repercussions. However, filing a formal complaint can demonstrate your commitment to resolving the issue and may prompt quicker responses. To minimize risks, document all interactions and remain respectful in your communication. Would you like more information on how to proceed with the complaint?
is the 30 days calender days or working days in a case
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In Pennsylvania, the *-day period in a case involving CYS investigations typically refers to calendar days, not working days, unless specified otherwise. It's crucial to check any specific documentation or communication from CYS for clarification.
In Pennsylvania, the *-day period in a case involving CYS investigations typically refers to calendar days, not working days, unless specified otherwise. It's crucial to check any specific documentation or communication from CYS for clarification.
we got not documention on this at all just a visit saying investigation pending from when they did initial check on child and left her in home with me in charge of dicipline and other parent is in home also and can have contact with her
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It seems like a frustrating situation with the lack of communication from CYS. You might consider:
- Following up with a supervisor at CYS or the police department to escalate the issue.
- Sending a formal complaint to the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) to potentially expedite responses.
If you need help with filing the complaint or understanding the process better, let me know!
It seems like a frustrating situation with the lack of communication from CYS. You might consider:
- Following up with a supervisor at CYS or the police department to escalate the issue.
- Sending a formal complaint to the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) to potentially expedite responses.
If you need help with filing the complaint or understanding the process better, let me know!
what is the process for filing a complaint and how do you do this
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To file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) regarding CYS, follow these steps:
- Write a detailed letter including all relevant information, such as dates, names, and a description of the issue.
- Include any documentation of attempted communications.
- Send the complaint to the DHS via mail or their official website.
If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
To file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) regarding CYS, follow these steps:
- Write a detailed letter including all relevant information, such as dates, names, and a description of the issue.
- Include any documentation of attempted communications.
- Send the complaint to the DHS via mail or their official website.
If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
is this typical in a case like this i want to make sure that they arent making up things on case and just not pushed to the side we do foster care and the other kids have been removed to this issue even though it didnt involve them
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It's not uncommon for CYS cases to experience delays due to backlog or communication issues. However, the lack of response is concerning. Document all interactions, follow up persistently, and consider formal complaints. Consulting a family law attorney could be helpful to ensure your rights and those of the children are protected.
It's not uncommon for CYS cases to experience delays due to backlog or communication issues. However, the lack of response is concerning. Document all interactions, follow up persistently, and consider formal complaints. Consulting a family law attorney could be helpful to ensure your rights and those of the children are protected.
that is out concern- why dont they have to let us know why its longer then 30 days with no contact
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It sounds like a frustrating situation. Unfortunately, delays can occur due to various factors like backlog or inter-agency communication issues. CYS isn't always legally obligated to update within 30 days, but persistent follow-up and formal complaints are important. Have you reached out to a family law attorney for advice?
It sounds like a frustrating situation. Unfortunately, delays can occur due to various factors like backlog or inter-agency communication issues. CYS isn't always legally obligated to update within 30 days, but persistent follow-up and formal complaints are important. Have you reached out to a family law attorney for advice?
what can a lawyer do different
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A lawyer specializing in family law can:
- Review the specifics of your case to offer tailored advice.
- Advocate on your behalf with CYS and other agencies.
- Assist in drafting formal complaints or legal documents.
- Ensure your rights and those of the children are protected throughout the process.
Would you like more detailed guidance or support?
A lawyer specializing in family law can:
- Review the specifics of your case to offer tailored advice.
- Advocate on your behalf with CYS and other agencies.
- Assist in drafting formal complaints or legal documents.
- Ensure your rights and those of the children are protected throughout the process.
Would you like more detailed guidance or support?
if local cys came out to do the initial contact and the state is doing investigation shouldnt local know whats going on too
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It can be confusing when state and local agencies handle investigations separately. Generally, local agencies may not always be informed about state investigations due to jurisdictional boundaries. However, they should be aware of any initial contact they made. You might want to consistently communicate with both agencies to ensure they are aligned.
It can be confusing when state and local agencies handle investigations separately. Generally, local agencies may not always be informed about state investigations due to jurisdictional boundaries. However, they should be aware of any initial contact they made. You might want to consistently communicate with both agencies to ensure they are aligned.
if they left child in home with the alleged parent is this a positive sign
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Leaving the child in the home with the alleged parent during an investigation may indicate that authorities do not see an immediate risk to the child's safety. However, it doesn't necessarily mean the investigation is resolved positively. Continue documenting interactions and consider consulting a family law attorney to understand your rights and options.
Leaving the child in the home with the alleged parent during an investigation may indicate that authorities do not see an immediate risk to the child's safety. However, it doesn't necessarily mean the investigation is resolved positively. Continue documenting interactions and consider consulting a family law attorney to understand your rights and options.
so if child was left in home with alleged parent and no contact from agency for 30 days means what
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It's possible that the agency doesn't perceive an immediate risk to the child, but the lack of communication for 30 days is concerning. It could be due to internal delays or backlog. Document all communications, follow up persistently, and consider consulting a family law attorney for guidance and advocacy.
It's possible that the agency doesn't perceive an immediate risk to the child, but the lack of communication for 30 days is concerning. It could be due to internal delays or backlog. Document all communications, follow up persistently, and consider consulting a family law attorney for guidance and advocacy.
will they look at us as bugging and make it drag out longer in we make the complaints and keep calling
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It's understandable to worry about being perceived as bothersome. However, consistent follow-up and formal complaints can demonstrate your commitment to resolving the issue. Being respectful and documenting interactions can help. Have you considered consulting a family law attorney for more personalized advice on how to proceed?
It's understandable to worry about being perceived as bothersome. However, consistent follow-up and formal complaints can demonstrate your commitment to resolving the issue. Being respectful and documenting interactions can help. Have you considered consulting a family law attorney for more personalized advice on how to proceed?
whats the difference between being annoying and consistent with follow up
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Consistent follow-up involves regular, respectful communication to seek updates or resolutions, while being annoying may involve excessive, aggressive, or disrespectful contact. Consistency shows commitment, while annoyance may strain relations. Documentation and respectful communication are key. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
Consistent follow-up involves regular, respectful communication to seek updates or resolutions, while being annoying may involve excessive, aggressive, or disrespectful contact. Consistency shows commitment, while annoyance may strain relations. Documentation and respectful communication are key. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
how do they prove a case for a slap across a face when the child says never happened or said this
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In Pennsylvania, proving a case of alleged child abuse, like a slap across the face, involves:
- Testimonies from witnesses (if any).
- Medical records or physical evidence.
- Statements made by the child or others involved.
- Investigations conducted by CYS or police.
If you have further questions or concerns, feel free to ask!
In Pennsylvania, proving a case of alleged child abuse, like a slap across the face, involves:
- Testimonies from witnesses (if any).
- Medical records or physical evidence.
- Statements made by the child or others involved.
- Investigations conducted by CYS or police.
If you have further questions or concerns, feel free to ask!
what are police looking for in the investigation if this is first time
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In a first-time investigation, police typically look for:
- Evidence of physical harm or injury.
- Consistent statements from witnesses and the child.
- Any past records or patterns of behavior.
- Cooperation and statements from the accused and other relevant parties.
Is there anything specific you would like to know about the investigation process?
In a first-time investigation, police typically look for:
- Evidence of physical harm or injury.
- Consistent statements from witnesses and the child.
- Any past records or patterns of behavior.
- Cooperation and statements from the accused and other relevant parties.
Is there anything specific you would like to know about the investigation process?
was cys permitted to take pics without our knowledge
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In Pennsylvania, Child and Youth Services (CYS) can take photographs without the knowledge of the parents if it is part of their investigation to ensure the child's safety. This is generally considered part of their duty to document any potential evidence of abuse or neglect.
If you have concerns about how the investigation is being handled, you might consider consulting with a family law attorney for further guidance. Is there anything else you'd like to know about the investigation process or your rights?
In Pennsylvania, Child and Youth Services (CYS) can take photographs without the knowledge of the parents if it is part of their investigation to ensure the child's safety. This is generally considered part of their duty to document any potential evidence of abuse or neglect.
If you have concerns about how the investigation is being handled, you might consider consulting with a family law attorney for further guidance. Is there anything else you'd like to know about the investigation process or your rights?
how long does it take to get an answer if we file a complaint
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The time it takes to receive an answer after filing a complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) can vary. Generally, they aim to respond within a few weeks, but it may take longer depending on the complexity of the case and workload. Following up periodically can help ensure your complaint is being addressed.
The time it takes to receive an answer after filing a complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) can vary. Generally, they aim to respond within a few weeks, but it may take longer depending on the complexity of the case and workload. Following up periodically can help ensure your complaint is being addressed.
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