Parental Rights Legal Guidance

Summary

Unauthorized medical procedures require informed consent, and violations can lead to medical malpractice claims. Parents have the right to make medical decisions for their children, and any infringement can be contested in family court. Unlawful child removal without due process can be challenged in court, potentially restoring custody and awarding damages. Familiarize yourself with Pennsylvania laws and court procedures for self-representation.

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I've reviewed the document you provided. It details an incident at WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital involving your daughter, Ariella, and subsequent legal issues with CYS. If you have specific questions or need guidance on this matter, please let me know how I can assist you.
What laws they violate
Based on the document content, the potential legal violations may include:
- Unauthorized medical procedures and lack of informed consent.
- Violation of parental rights.
- Possible conspiracy and fraud by CYS and hospital staff.
- Defamation or false accusations by hospital staff.
- Possible illegal custody removal without due process.
For specific legal advice, consulting with a local attorney is recommended.
My name is Justin Lorah
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No I'm representing myself I need help
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It appears you have a complex legal situation involving potential violations of parental rights, unauthorized medical procedures, and possible misconduct by CYS and hospital staff. Here's some general guidance:
- Unauthorized Medical Procedures: Hospitals must obtain informed consent before performing medical procedures. Failure to do so may violate medical ethics and laws.
- Parental Rights: Parents have the right to make medical decisions for their children. Any actions that disregard this without proper legal justification may infringe on these rights.
- Due Process: Removal of a child without due process may violate legal standards and regulations.
Since you are representing yourself, it might be helpful to familiarize yourself with relevant Pennsylvania laws and court procedures. You may also consider consulting legal resources or seeking pro bono legal assistance.
If you have specific questions about these matters, please feel free to ask.
I want to know what the law states in Pennsylvania look at my statement and find remedy
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Here's some relevant information about potential legal remedies under Pennsylvania law:
- Unauthorized Medical Procedures: Hospitals must obtain informed consent before performing any procedures. Violations can be addressed through medical malpractice claims.

- Parental Rights: Parents have legal rights to make decisions regarding their child's medical care. Violations can be challenged in family court.
- Due Process: Unlawful removal of a child without proper legal procedures can be contested in court, potentially leading to custody restoration and damages.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?