Cps Case Handling Issues
Summary
CPS needs a court order or emergency circumstance to remove children. Parents have the right to an attorney and can appeal CPS decisions. Filing a complaint against CPS and contacting a local legal aid organization are recommended steps. Always ensure your court-appointed lawyer is responsive and stand for your rights.Full Conversation
I have an open CPS case and it was handled wrong my two kids was taken with no warrant no paperwork no investigation the caseworker lied several times lied to judge to me I was appointed a lawyer by the courts and she does not return calls to me my kids have never met theier GAL in 10 months made their father take a DNA and took 7 months to go to court to add him he was drug tested passed and that was the only btome in Feb now they say he has to go to rehab idk why he has not failed. Did not give me a chance to let my kids go to a family member. I asked them if they wanted to speak with my kids they refused to speak. I was not able to talk bro judge . They came in took my kids on a one time phone call no investigation was done nothing . Took my kids on a Friday didn't see paperwork until Monday . They lied said I did not have this or that I proved I did there is so much to tell
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Tangela. Can you please tell me in which state you are currently residing so I can provide the most accurate information?
Ohio
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Tangela. Here are some general Ohio laws regarding CPS:
- CPS needs a court order or emergency circumstance to remove kids.
- Parents have a right to an attorney.
- You can appeal CPS decisions.
You may consider filing a complaint against CPS. Reach out to a local legal aid organization for specific guidance.
Highland county Ohio
Hello Tangela, based on your situation in Highland County, Ohio, you may consider:
- Filing a complaint against CPS.
- Contacting your local legal aid organization for assistance.
Remember, you have the right to appeal CPS decisions and your court-appointed lawyer should be responsive. Always stand for your rights.
Thank you
You're welcome, Tangela. If you need more legal information or assistance in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. I wish you all the best with your case.
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