Boise, ID asked in Family Law and Child Custody for Idaho

Q: If cps has taken a child from me, and I'm expecting to have another child. Can cps take my 2nd child away??

What is the process to get my right back, and/or is it even possible in the state of idaho. I currently live in Oregon, my last case was in oregon.

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Kevin M Rogers
Kevin M Rogers
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  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Boise, ID
  • Licensed in Idaho

A: If you are in Oregon, why are you worried about Idaho CPS? How would Idaho CPS even know about the birth about to occur in OR? In order to get your child back from Idaho CPS, you need to get a "case plan," and follow it to the letter. If you do, you will get your rights in Idaho back to the child you left in Idaho. As far as Oregon is concerned, they won't even know about the Idaho case, unless they start a case in Oregon and someone tells them about the Idaho case. However, unless you come back to Idaho how are you going to work a program?

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