Child Endangerment Appeal Guidance

Hi Kelly, I understand that receiving such a notice can be very stressful. Could you provide more details about the allegations and the context in which this situation arose?

Kelly, in Georgia, child endangerment is a serious matter. Here are some general points that might be relevant:
- Georgia law considers substance abuse during pregnancy as potential child endangerment.
- DFACS investigates to ensure child safety.
- You may have the right to appeal the substantiated findings.
Have you been given any details on how to proceed with an appeal or any court dates?

To challenge the substantiated findings of child endangerment in Georgia, consider gathering the following proof:
- Medical records showing prenatal care and efforts to maintain a healthy pregnancy.
- Evidence of participation in rehabilitation or substance abuse counseling.
- Testimonies from healthcare providers about your commitment to your baby's health.
- Documentation of a safe and supportive home environment.
Have you been given any specific instructions on how to proceed with your appeal?

Kelly, it sounds like you're in a challenging situation. To start the appeal process, you should receive instructions from DFACS. If you haven't, contact them directly for guidance. Consider consulting a family law attorney for personalized advice. Would you like more information on how to contact DFACS or legal aid services in Georgia?

Kelly, here are some options for legal aid services in Georgia that might be able to assist you:


Would you like more information on appealing the DFACS decision or any other details?