Video : How to defend against a case brought by ACS CPS
What is Child Abuse and Child Maltreatment?
Child Abuse Child abuse encompasses serious harm committed against children or a child who is abused by a parent or other legally responsible individual when they inflict upon the child serious physical injury. Other examples of child abuse are … [Read more...]
The CPS or ACS Case
One evening your are sitting at home with your family and there is a knock on your door. It could be in the middle of the night. On the other side of the door is a CPS or ACS worker. They may be accompanied by a police officer. They want to come in … [Read more...]
Consequences of CPS and ACS Investigations
Investigations by CPS or ACS can have significant impact on a parent’s ability to raise their children, obtain employment, and on the children themselves. ACS and CPS are legally mandated to investigate all claims and complaints of child abuse, child … [Read more...]
CPS and ACS Investigations the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
CPS and ACS are envisioned to be selfless agencies who help prevent innocent children from being exposed to difficult, inappropriate and neglectful homes and situations. Many CPS and ACS workers perform this function valiantly and protect children. … [Read more...]
CPS & ACS: What do they do?
Child Protective Services (“CPS”) and Administration for Children’s Services (“ACS”) are child protection agencies. Reports of child abuse or child neglect are reported to these agencies. ACS operates within the 5 boroughs of the city of New York and … [Read more...]
Prosecution of Mothers and Fathers by CPS and/or ACS
Mothers and Fathers who are being prosecuted by CPS often feel they'd be better off going to jail than losing the custody of their children. Investigations by CPS and ACS can be invasive and terrifying for the parents. Decisions regarding the … [Read more...]
What CPS and ACS Workers Are Supposed To Do
When CPS or ACS receives notification of allegations of either child abuse or child neglect they are supposed to take the following actions: Draft an investigation report. They can obtain information from collateral sources. Provide a child … [Read more...]
