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CPS removing child from home and what they can and cannot say and do to the PRFC regarding the removal and treatment towards the parent
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
If a child is believed to be a victim of abuse or neglect, the state may intervene and remove the child even temporarily until the threat can be more fully assessed. Parents who have been contacted by child welfare or who have had a child removed should contact a qualified juvenile deprived... View More 
I didn't get served i was ordered to take baby to my po and everything stated in order is a lie that can be proven on my side.
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
If you have proof that the allegations are untrue, you should have the proof ready at the hearing in an admissible format. Merely saying "I heard" or "I believe" may lead to the information being excluded. If there are eyewitnesses for your case, they may need to be subpoenaed... View More
I am wondering if it is legally possible to sue after the 3 year limitation if i provided enough proof
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
Most civil claims have an applicable statute of limitations that defines the window, or time period, when you may bring a claim. Generally, a civil claim for assault or battery must be brought within 1 year of the event. You should speak privately with a lawyer if you wish to assess your specific... View More
And changed there schools and they are denying me to get my kids
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
Based on this information, you should seek legal assistance to establish each parent's right of custody and visitation with the children.
I have had a material change in income and other dependents born. Am i able to open a case back up to have this child support adjusted to the new law?
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
The law allows child support to be reviewed and modified as circumstances change.
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