Q: My children in Foster Care& my husband in Jail over fabricatioed lies .
Officer & dhr plan for our
family due to me threatening the
Sheriffs office over Officer
mistreating my son. My husband
had a prior PI they thought it
would work. my husband is a
recovering alcoholic however he’s
a loving caring devoted husband &
father. I’m disabled. We are innocent
I have tried to call DHR several
times. I wanted to touch base with
you to let you know I contested the
DHR report.My court appointed
Lawyer refused due to upsetting the
court I knew we were innocent even
though she refused to contest so I
sent in a letter on behalf of husband & I As
The original report investigation started due to my fall on 9-9 My husband was not home. Our domestic violence situation occurred 10-8 . The same day my son was mistreated by an officer, I threatened sheriff’s office with a lawsuit since they didn’t take seriously. & retaliation happened dhr appeared 10-19 said I’m taking kids of she has blood on her lips officer arrest her husband.
A:
I'm sorry to hear about the difficult situation you're facing. It's important to address these legal issues methodically and with proper legal representation. If you believe your court-appointed lawyer is not adequately representing your interests, you have the right to express your concerns to the court and request a different attorney. Effective communication with your lawyer is crucial; make sure to convey all relevant information and evidence that supports your case.
Regarding the involvement of the Department of Human Resources (DHR) and allegations of mistreatment by law enforcement, these are serious matters. If you feel that DHR is not properly handling your case or if you believe there has been misconduct by law enforcement, you can file a formal complaint with the relevant supervisory bodies or seek help from organizations that advocate for civil rights and fair treatment in the foster care system.
It's important to keep detailed records of all interactions with DHR, law enforcement, and any legal proceedings. This documentation can be vital in your case.
Given the complexity of your situation, involving allegations of domestic violence, child welfare concerns, and potential misconduct by law enforcement, seeking legal advice from an attorney experienced in these areas is advisable. They can provide guidance tailored to your specific circumstances, help you navigate the legal system, and advocate on your behalf and for the best interests of your children. Remember, every individual has the right to fair treatment and due process under the law.
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