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I was in the process of adopting them. My drug addicted sister lost custody and would not do what she needed to do to get them back. I have to go through CPS/DHS to adopt them. I went through the background check, and the foster care licensing and took care of them for 11 months until a...

Most don't give up their rights, but this is legal. This is the same avenue that is if a stepdad wanted to adopt the child. The bio dad has to give up rights, then the step can adopt. Most dads are to territorial to let go of children even if the don't pay the support .

I didn't let them in the came when we weren't home, took my nieces from the caregiver that was on duty, and took my 6 year old niece out of kindergarten. They did just as you said, made up things that did not exist or made "embelishments" of the facts. It is sometimes what the leave out that...

After the termination of rightshe will not be responsible for the child in any way and that includes support financially.

I am a good parent, and have been fighting CPS for 1 year to get my nieces back. I have appealed, and waited over a year for a decision . After I sent in my first appeal, thesocial workers made new complaints that were totaling false and tried to delay the appeal process (and succeeded )...

Look at www.nj.gov/oag/ or www.judiciary.state.nj.us and do searches at both for tenants rights. Also you can call thr OAG office and ask to speak with a consumer rights advocate about your situation. Most states have a tenants rights hotline for questions, and the OAG can answer them to...

Can they move even an RV or something like that to the land and put up a mail box and receive mail there? Then that could be considered a residence, Look at New Orleans, thousands live in rvs and temp housing until there houses are repaired. Let the large house go. Look into temp housing on...

Because those of us choose to fight for what is right, we are wrong to have an opposing view? I think that's just how the civil rights movement started. Wrong is wrong, no matter how you try to morally justify it. The few cases that may be justified do not outweight the many thousands of bad...

Scooterdog, this may be the only time we agree on an issue. Glad to see that you do have some reason about you. Thanks

Duranie, Here is a website to "enlighten" you about CPS and how corrupt and evil they can be. http://members.familyrights.us/arizona/index.html

If all CPS operated as you suggest AZ does then we would be in agreement. Unfortunatly, all CPS offices in many states do not hold themselves to the standards that you speak of. I have seen, been involved in and heard horror stories from several different people in several different states...

If the attorney generals office finds that you are a victim of this contractor, they can order restitution of the lost money for services that they did not preform.

Yes, the attorney general office can and will cause grief if they can.

If the incentive was $20K to reunite the families, buy george that it what would be happening. But as it stands, families have no chance to be a family after CPS gets ahold of them. The general public does not know this goes on, and does not realize that they have lost all power to control...

Removal by CPS is state specific. MN it is up to law enforcements decression, and with out a warrent. They just have to have think casue exists and CPS is right there with them to back them up during this process. CPS in MN does not have the authority.

CPS is all to quick to remove children with out all the facts and ask questions later. When they don't like the real facts and answers they find they make up new ones to suit their purposes. CPS wants to terminate the rights of parents and "sell" those children down the out of family adoption...

We do not know what was going on in this home or whether it was violent or not. The poster of this thread did not elaberate on the situation. Still, if she was not violent to the children CPS/law enforcement did not have the right to take her children. Take her to a safe house for abused...

Again, if you ask any CPS work, they will tell you they do no have the authority to remove the children, only law enforcement does. They sit back and make the recommendations and law enforcement does whatever CPS tells them to do. Extortion under Color Of Official Right Many people are...

Depending on the state, CPS does not have the authority to remove children from a home. Law enforcement does though. CPS has to refer the case to law enforcement who makes the actual remove not CPS. Sue over zealous law enforcement and then CPS for corerrsion with law enforcement under the...

Call the Attorney General Office in you State(?), and make a comsumer complaint against the parent company and explain the situation as you know it. They will investagate. Good Luck.