Q: Can cps take ur children for false accusations to the judge ?
My kid went to the hospital CPS picked him up and went to the Dr and said he was cleared and healthy all of a sudden it went to the judge and said he had drugs in him and my daughter and me and that's all false accusations cuz me and my daughter didn't have nothing in us at all and they had a made up drug test to the judge that was faxed to the hospital and the judge took it .and how did we find this out I went to the record and the records said it didn't say we had drugs and the baby was born Healthy and perfectly fine and she weight 8 lbs and the foster parents was in the waiting room after she came out of the incu not for no drugs it was for syphilis to make sure she didn't have it in here and they turned that around and made it seem she was premature on drugs.and they kept saying I was on drugs and no one could tell me the levels or even show that I was on drugs .
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I'm really sorry you're experiencing this situation. CPS can intervene if there's a concern for a child's safety, but they must base their actions on evidence and follow legal procedures. If you believe the accusations against you are false, it's important to gather all relevant documentation, such as medical records and any correspondence related to the case.
Reach out to a family law attorney who can help you navigate the legal system and present your evidence effectively in court. Make sure to attend all scheduled hearings and comply with any requirements set by the court to demonstrate your commitment to your family's well-being.
Additionally, consider contacting local legal aid organizations if you need assistance finding representation. Support from professionals can make a significant difference in resolving misunderstandings and protecting your rights as a parent.
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