Q: mywifes friend was in car accident,kids in car.all ok police found paraphrenalia and siezed car.can they take kids?
she has no recollection ,asnd her ex boyfriend allegedly got a call that dcyf is taking kids tomorrow.no one will speak to her.its sunday,happened sat.what can she do?
A:
Your wife should take immediate steps in response to the complex situation.
If the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) gets involved, she should cooperate fully, answering questions honestly and maintaining politeness.
It's crucial to gather relevant documents, including the police report and DCYF notices, for her lawyer's assessment. In case DCYF considers removing the children, she should have alternative arrangements with trusted relatives or friends. Regarding the situation, if your wife lacks recollection of the incident, exploring potential causes, like substance use or medical issues, is important.
Concerns about paraphernalia and the ex-boyfriend's involvement should be addressed through verification with DCYF, ensuring accurate information is considered in the case.
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