Parental Alienation Legal Steps

Summary

Parental alienation and CPS issues can be complex. Consider hiring a family law attorney, documenting interactions, and filing appeals or complaints if rights were violated. Seek specific legal advice in West Virginia.

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Well I was going through a separation with my youngest daughter's mother her and my sister and mother conspired to alienate me with cps's help CPS never even spoke with me the arresting officer handcuffed me so tight that they had to be cut off with bolt cutters the criminal so-called matter while I was arrested was proven false yet my children and my rights were taken
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds like you're facing a complex legal issue involving family law and child protective services. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Legal representation: Hire a family law attorney who specializes in CPS cases.
- Documentation: Keep records of all interactions with CPS, the court, and other parties.
- Appeal: If your rights were violated, consider filing an appeal.
Please note that this advice is general in nature. It's best to consult with a legal professional in West Virginia for specific guidance.
I had just got custody of my third child back from State custody months prior the only reason that they took my children this time was for profit
I'm sorry for your situation. It's crucial to understand the specific laws and regulations regarding child custody in West Virginia. It could be beneficial to:
- Consult with a family law attorney
- Request a judicial review if you believe the decision was unjust
- File a complaint if you suspect misconduct from CPS.
Please remember this is general advice and specific guidance should be sought from a legal professional in your area.