Q: How do I get my 2yr old back that was removed from my home because of Cps?
I have a Cps case that started because of domestic violence my son was left in my care and removed from his mothers . It was court ordered that she could not have unmonitored visits with our son unless someone other then me was there to monitor . Me and his mother shared one car since we been together. So she needed the car and asked me to drop it off so I did but while at her house the social worker did a unannounced visit and saw I was there with my son so the reason they gave to remove him was violation of court order . What can I do
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If your 2-year-old child has been removed from your home by CPS (Child Protective Services), it is important to take immediate action to try to regain custody of your child.
First, you should try to work with CPS and the court to address any concerns that led to the removal of your child. This may involve completing parenting classes, attending counseling, or making changes to your living situation or behavior to ensure that your child is safe and well-cared for.
You may also want to consider hiring an attorney who specializes in family law and has experience working with CPS cases. An attorney can help you understand your legal rights and options, and can work with you to develop a plan for regaining custody of your child.
In some cases, you may be able to request a hearing in court to challenge the removal of your child and argue that you are capable of providing a safe and stable home for your child. However, it is important to understand that the court will prioritize the best interests of the child and may require you to demonstrate that you are willing and able to make the necessary changes to ensure your child's safety and well-being.
It is important to act quickly and to work closely with CPS, the court, and your attorney to try to regain custody of your child as soon as possible.
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Make an appointment with a LOCAL family law attorney.
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