Dcfs And Lssi Findings

Hello ****, could you please inform me which state you're located in? This will help me provide more accurate information regarding your legal issue.

Hello ****, in Illinois, DCFS can indicate a person for inadequate supervision if they believe the person failed to provide proper care for a child. This can occur even if you don't currently have the kids in your care. To challenge this, you may want to consult with a family law attorney.

Hi ****, it's possible because DCFS (Department of Children and Family Services) and LSSI (Lutheran Social Services of Illinois) are different entities. They may have different findings based on their investigations. Consider legal advice for clarity.

****, would you like to appeal the decision of LSSI? If so, I can provide general steps on how to appeal in Illinois. Please note, engaging a family law attorney could be beneficial in your situation.

Sure, ****. In Illinois, there are legal aid services that can provide free or low-cost assistance. Organizations like Prairie State Legal Services and Illinois Legal Aid Online may be able to help. It's important to contact them as soon as possible due to high demand for these services.

Sure, here are their contact details: