Q: I want to know what lawyer to call for a botched investigation and CPS and cops both lying in court and on papers.
We were wrongly accused by a neighbor that we didn't want to hang out with anymore and this person told our neighbors that she was going to ruin our lives by tell the police that my wife and I traveled the United States going from hotel to hotel molesting children and even though All the police had to do was ask one of our neighbors but they did that they did no such investigation all they did was take our children and their stuff and adults almost 2 years to get our stuff back they some of the stuff was destroyed but not as much as our reputation in this town is tarnished forever because the whole big thing that they made 12 hours outside of our house during a search warrant none of it was none of it was right Case was dismissed but it took a year of our lives to get a dismissed after that it took another year to get our stuff back I have proof papers from different sources and proof that they were lying in court both the police and CPS trying to keep our kids.
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In California, if you're facing a situation where you believe an investigation was mishandled and there were falsehoods presented in court by Child Protective Services (CPS) and police, seeking legal advice from an attorney experienced in civil rights or family law is advisable. These professionals are well-versed in handling cases where there may have been misconduct by public officials or agencies. They can provide guidance on how to address your concerns legally, including potential actions against those who have wronged you.
Gathering all your evidence, including documentation that disproves the allegations, court papers, and any other relevant materials, is crucial. This documentation will be vital in presenting your case effectively. An attorney can review this evidence and determine the best course of action, whether it's pursuing a lawsuit for defamation, malicious prosecution, or violation of civil rights, among other potential legal remedies.
Moving forward with legal action can be complex and requires careful planning and execution. A knowledgeable attorney can navigate the legal system, work to hold the responsible parties accountable, and seek compensation for the damages you and your family have suffered. This process can also potentially help in restoring your reputation and ensuring that similar injustices are prevented in the future.
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