Virginia Cps Case Closure

Summary

In Virginia, CPS/DSS typically has 45 to 60 days to complete an investigation. Even with full compliance, cases can remain open if ongoing monitoring is necessary. If custody is established, the case may still stay open based on the childs safety. To advocate for closure, request a review meeting, provide compliance documentation, and consider legal advice.

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CPS/DSS
In Virginia, Child Protective Services (CPS) typically has * to 60 days to complete an investigation and make a determination on a case.
Is there any specific aspect of the case you need more information on?
If temporary custody has been established can CPS or DSS keep a case open with full compliance?
In Virginia, even with full compliance, CPS/DSS can keep a case open if they determine ongoing monitoring is necessary for the child's safety and well-being.
Can you provide more details about the case or any specific concerns you have?
I have completed CPS/dss requirements fully and my exs has not. We have separate cases involving same child.
Thank you for providing the details. In Virginia, CPS/DSS can keep a case open even if you have fully complied with their requirements, especially if your ex has not yet completed theirs and the cases involve the same child.
Would you like more information regarding your rights or the next steps you can take?
When custody is established in Virginia will DSS/CPS close my case?
Once custody is established in Virginia, CPS/DSS may still keep your case open if they believe ongoing monitoring is necessary for the child’s safety.
- They assess the child's well-being and safety.
- Both parents’ compliance is considered.
- Case closure depends on the completion of all requirements.
Would you like more information on how to advocate for case closure?
Yes
To advocate for case closure, you can:
- Request a formal review meeting with CPS/DSS.
- Provide documentation of your full compliance.
- Highlight any positive changes in your circumstances.
- Seek legal advice for representation.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?