Fight Cps Termination Orders
Summary
If youre facing termination of parental rights in California due to alleged false drug test results, you may have grounds to challenge the decision. Document any discrepancies in court orders and gather evidence of completed case plan requirements. Consider filing a Marsden motion to change your court-appointed attorney if they are not effectively representing you. You may also have grounds to sue the agency for wrongful removal based on false evidence. Seek legal counsel experienced in family law and civil rights violations for a stronger defense. Contact your local bar association for attorney recommendations or consider legal aid organizations for assistance.Full Conversation
My children were removed in * by CPS in Los Angeles California and the department and courts are trying to terminate my oarnets o rights, they are doing so because of not drug testing after the department falsified test results multiple times and won’t take my third part testing from other labs .i have completed all else in the case plan. The case plan document signed by the judge was marked for full drug and alcohol program and the judge forgot to check the box for random / weekly drug testing, I srrneth that option she checked the box for weekly but that is pertaining to the drug program cause they are in the same category sub section. Can I fight this, legally? They ar ever giving me visits and the judge is making orders and calling me a liar on the stand because I refuse to subject my self to any incriminating statements to for the agency narrative if being someone with anger issues or casing disruptions to visits when it’s not the truth at all
You may have grounds to challenge this. Consider the following points:
- Document any discrepancies or inconsistencies in the court orders.
- Collect all evidence of completed case plan requirements.
- Present third-party test results and argue the inconsistency in court orders.
- Seek legal counsel experienced in CPS cases for a stronger defense.
Have you consulted with a family law attorney already?
- Document any discrepancies or inconsistencies in the court orders.
- Collect all evidence of completed case plan requirements.
- Present third-party test results and argue the inconsistency in court orders.
- Seek legal counsel experienced in CPS cases for a stronger defense.
Have you consulted with a family law attorney already?
U I have court appointed attonerney but he’s not assisting me with anything and is telling me to junk through thier hoops and take responsibility for what the falsified reports are saying cause they are black and white and as credible as a police officers report in the dependency courts
It sounds like your situation is quite serious and complex. Here are a few steps you can consider:
- Request a change of court-appointed attorney if your current one isn't assisting you properly.
- Gather all evidence, including third-party lab tests and any documentation showing inconsistencies in court orders.
- Consider filing a formal complaint regarding the falsified reports.
Would you like more information on how to request a new attorney or file a complaint?
- Request a change of court-appointed attorney if your current one isn't assisting you properly.
- Gather all evidence, including third-party lab tests and any documentation showing inconsistencies in court orders.
- Consider filing a formal complaint regarding the falsified reports.
Would you like more information on how to request a new attorney or file a complaint?
The judge denied my Nareen motion and I’ve already did complaints about the agency’s false reporting
It sounds like you have a strong case, but you'll need to address the issues with your current representation and the falsified reports. Here are some steps:
- Consider appealing the denial of your Nareen motion.
- Request a change of court-appointed attorney.
- Gather all your evidence meticulously.
Do you need information on how to appeal or request a new attorney?
- Consider appealing the denial of your Nareen motion.
- Request a change of court-appointed attorney.
- Gather all your evidence meticulously.
Do you need information on how to appeal or request a new attorney?
Marseden motion
It seems you're referring to a Marsden motion, which is a request to change your court-appointed attorney based on inadequate representation. Here are some steps you can take:
- Clearly document why your current attorney isn't effective.
- Gather any relevant evidence supporting your claims.
- File a Marsden motion with the court.
Would you like information on how to file a Marsden motion?
- Clearly document why your current attorney isn't effective.
- Gather any relevant evidence supporting your claims.
- File a Marsden motion with the court.
Would you like information on how to file a Marsden motion?
Yes
To file a Marsden motion, follow these steps:
- Prepare Documentation: Clearly outline why your current attorney is ineffective.
- File the Motion: Submit your written motion to the court where your case is being heard.
- Attend the Hearing: Be ready to present your case and evidence at the hearing.
Would you like more details on preparing the documentation or the filing process?
- Prepare Documentation: Clearly outline why your current attorney is ineffective.
- File the Motion: Submit your written motion to the court where your case is being heard.
- Attend the Hearing: Be ready to present your case and evidence at the hearing.
Would you like more details on preparing the documentation or the filing process?
Yes
To prepare the documentation for a Marsden motion:
- List Specific Issues: Detail instances where your attorney failed to represent your interests adequately.
- Provide Evidence: Include any documents, emails, or witness statements supporting your claims.
- Explain Impact: Describe how these issues have negatively affected your case.
Would you like assistance with drafting the motion?
- List Specific Issues: Detail instances where your attorney failed to represent your interests adequately.
- Provide Evidence: Include any documents, emails, or witness statements supporting your claims.
- Explain Impact: Describe how these issues have negatively affected your case.
Would you like assistance with drafting the motion?
Yes
To draft a Marsden motion, follow these steps:
- Introduction: State your name and case number.
- Specific Issues: Detail specific instances of inadequate representation.
- Evidence: Attach supporting documents, emails, or witness statements.
- Impact Explanation: Describe how the inadequate representation has harmed your case.
- Conclusion: Request a new court-appointed attorney.
Would you like help with the specific wording for any of these sections?
- Introduction: State your name and case number.
- Specific Issues: Detail specific instances of inadequate representation.
- Evidence: Attach supporting documents, emails, or witness statements.
- Impact Explanation: Describe how the inadequate representation has harmed your case.
- Conclusion: Request a new court-appointed attorney.
Would you like help with the specific wording for any of these sections?
Can I sue the agency and the state for removing my children by using a identificayionallanek error with the specimen that was pinned on me
Yes, you may have grounds to sue the agency and state for the wrongful removal of your children based on false evidence.
- Documentation: Gather all evidence of errors and inconsistencies.
- Legal Counsel: Seek an attorney experienced in civil rights violations and family law.
Would you like more information on how to find a suitable attorney?
- Documentation: Gather all evidence of errors and inconsistencies.
- Legal Counsel: Seek an attorney experienced in civil rights violations and family law.
Would you like more information on how to find a suitable attorney?
Yes
To find a suitable attorney experienced in civil rights violations and family law:
- Look for attorneys specializing in civil rights and family law.
- Contact your local bar association for recommendations.
- Consider legal aid organizations that can provide assistance.
Would you like help with specific questions to ask potential attorneys?
- Look for attorneys specializing in civil rights and family law.
- Contact your local bar association for recommendations.
- Consider legal aid organizations that can provide assistance.
Would you like help with specific questions to ask potential attorneys?