Q: I have a safety plan through CPS not court ordered never went to court. The person I had as my safety person is keeping
They are keeping my children from me. My daughter has an appointment today out in Morgantown to see if she has to get surgery the person safety plan told me that she canceled the appointment but is told other people that she does have an appointment tomorrow she will not tell me what's going on with my daughter she will not let me come over and see my daughter there's nothing court ordered that says I am not allowed around my children I have no serious threat absolutely nothing for your court so I willingly signed a safety plan because CPS made it sound like if I didn't do it right then there they were going to get custody of my kids to the state has kept my daughter from me more than once has had the cops called out to her house more than once has threatened to go get custody of my daughter will not tell me about appointments so it makes me look bad like I'm not there not only that yells and screams in front of my child I have told CPS about this issues and was told obwell can't chang
A: You need to write CPS and refer to the fact that you retain custody per your Safety Plan. Review the written plan to make sure this is the case. Ask in your writing for all documents concerning your child's medical care. Most importantly, you should seek an attorney to help with communicating with CPS. This forum is no substitute for representation.
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