Q: Porqué permiten que el abusador supervise las vicitas de la madre con su hija habiendo orden de corte de no puede hacerl
Porque permite DCFS continuar con la violencia y el abuso al poner de supervisor las vicitas de una madre con su hija. Ignorando la orden de corte que el padre no deve supervisar Por medio de un mensaje de texto supe que DCFS me quito a mis Hijos En una audiencia. Donde me acusaron de abuso ongantil Negligencia general e incompetencia para cuidar a mis hijos. No recibí notificación no se me informó lo que la corte ordeno Se sometió una apelación a mi nombre sin informarme cambiaron mi dirección
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A: In California, if there is an existing court order stating that the father should not supervise visits and DCFS allows him to do so, that would be a violation of the court order, and you could bring this to the attention of the court. Lack of proper notice for hearings and other procedural irregularities could also be grounds for appealing decisions made in those hearings. It's crucial to document all incidents, collect evidence, and consult with legal representation to take the appropriate steps to protect your rights and your children's well-being.
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