Cps Investigation Rights Oregon

Summary

During a CPS investigation in Oregon, you have the right to refuse entry without a warrant, request identification and the reason for the visit, and seek legal counsel. Its crucial to secure legal representation to protect your rights and navigate the investigation effectively. Resources like the Oregon State Bar Association, Legal Aid Services of Oregon, and OregonLawHelp.Org can provide free or low-cost legal assistance.

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Cps knocked at my door stating someone had reported drug use in my home and I believe its retalliation from a family i barly knew and their cps case worker asked me to be a safe place for mom and child only for * night that turned i to a week and i found them doing drugs in my home and freaked out and told them to leave now i spoke to the case worker about what happen He had stated that he would be an advocate for me but I don't trust CPS as far as I can throw them I've had A terrible experience once with them in my past with my son And was lied to and wish I would have known more of my rights then. But I have had CPS shut up at my door now today saying that there is an investigation Oh Me and the allegations are that I drink on a daily I have mass amounts of weed and must be dealing with out of my home as well as doing medical second delic mushrooms while caring for my daughter. Which is A complete fabrication and seeming like retaliation from the family But I want to make sure My Cps knocked at my door stating someone had reported drug use in my home and I believe its retalliation from a family i barly knew and their cps case worker asked me to be a safe place for mom and child only for * night that turned i to a week and i found them doing drugs in my home and freaked out and told them to leave now i spoke to the case worker about what happen He had stated that he would be an advocate for me but I don't trust CPS as far as I can throw them I've had A terrible experience once with them in my past with my son And was lied to and wish I would have known more of my rights then. But I have had CPS shut up at my door now today saying that there is an investigation Oh Me and the allegations are that I drink on a daily I have mass amounts of weed and must be dealing with out of my home as well as doing medical second delic mushrooms while caring for my daughter. Which is A complete fabrication and seeming like retaliation from the family But I want to make sure
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Oregon, you have rights during a CPS investigation:
- You may refuse entry unless they have a warrant.
- You can ask for identification and the reason for their visit.
- You have the right to legal counsel.
Do you have any legal representation currently?
No i need a lawyer
I understand your concern. In Oregon, you can get free or low-cost legal help. Here are a few resources:
- Oregon State Bar Association: They have a Lawyer Referral Service.
- Legal Aid Services of Oregon: They provide legal assistance to low-income individuals.
- OregonLawHelp.org: It offers free legal information and resources.
Remember, always consult with a lawyer before taking any action.
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Great, ****. It's important to secure legal representation to assert your rights effectively. I'd recommend reaching out to those resources I mentioned. Do you need any more information or assistance from me at this time?