How to Fight CPS to Get Your Kids Back
Many child protection services (CPS) organizations in the United States have broad powers to take custody of children they feel are being abused, neglected or mistreated. Once CPS has taken a child into their custody, administrative laws dictate family reunification; these rules are often vague enough to provide social workers with the power to maintain state custody for months and, in some cases, years. If your children are in state custody, you have legal options available to get your them back.
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