Cps Custody Appeal Process

Summary

In Pennsylvania, CPS intervenes when a child is at risk. You can appeal CPS decisions by filing a notice of appeal in court. Document all communications with CPS and seek assistance from legal aid societies or pro bono programs. You can also request a family group decision-making meeting and demonstrate changes in circumstances to regain custody or visitation rights.

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is talking with you completely free
Yes, Lori. Our service is completely free. We provide general legal information to help you better understand your situation. How can I assist you further?
i have a cps problem i need help
I'm sorry to hear that you're having issues with Child Protective Services (CPS). Could you please provide more details about your situation? This will allow me to give you more specific information tailored to your circumstances.
my daughter had a baby 3 years ago she was born to early she had to have a feeding tube called a g tube my daughter and i couldnt do it but my husband could cps took baby maggie
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Pennsylvania, CPS intervenes when they believe a child is at risk. If you disagree with the decision:
- You can request a family group decision-making meeting.
- You may appeal the decision in court.
- Consulting a family law attorney could be beneficial.
she never been home
I'm sorry to hear about your granddaughter, Lori. In Pennsylvania, you may be able to petition the court for custody or visitation rights. Also, you may want to consider working with a family law attorney. They can guide you through the process to ensure the best outcome for your family.
my grand daughter was not under protective custody i cant afford a lawyer
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Lori. In Pennsylvania, there are legal aid societies and pro bono programs that might be able to assist you. These organizations provide free legal services to those who cannot afford a lawyer.
the foster family got custody my daughter never had a chance to be a mom
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Pennsylvania:
- You or your daughter can attempt to regain custody by demonstrating changes in circumstances and ability to provide a safe, stable environment.
- You can pursue visitation rights.
- Free legal aid services can help guide you through these processes.
can we appeal
Yes, in Pennsylvania, you can appeal the decision. This process, however, can be complex. It requires filing a notice of appeal in the appropriate court within a certain time frame. It's recommended to seek assistance from a legal aid society or pro bono program.
every time there was a placemrnt meeting we were told every thing was good they kept telling us maggie was coming home
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Lori. It's important to document these meetings and any communications you have with CPS. If you believe that CPS has not acted in the best interest of Maggie, you may have grounds for an appeal. Seek help from a legal aid society or pro bono program in Pennsylvania.
thank you
You're welcome, Lori. I'm here to help. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions or need further guidance. Remember, legal aid societies in Pennsylvania can provide valuable assistance.