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Has anyone had CPS be the one alienating the child from the guardians? "The child denigrates the alienated parent with foul language and severe oppositional behavior. The child offers weak, absurd, or frivolous reasons for his or her anger. The child is sure of him or herself and doesn’t demons...

I didn't have the authority either with my son, but I got a second opinion through a court order. My attorney and I had to file an expedited motion for a second opinion with the court stating the facts as we saw them, and why we thought my son was being misdiagnosed. The judge approved the motion. ...

We are seeing a lawyer on the 4th, our court case is scheduled for the 10th. I'm afraid even with another psych eval,, the deck is stacked against us. He went to one hospital when we first sent him, they put him on Zoloft, then without input from someone who knows him, the same doctor increased it b...

I don't know what he blames me for. Since CPS took him 38 days ago we've only had 2 visits. The second was cut off after 20-30 minutes when he refused to apologize for his texts, screamed at me and stomped out of the room. That was 16 days ago, and until the short phone call yesterday was the last c...

Well, now we're stuck between a rock and a hard place. I finally got a chance to talk to the boy after two weeks. He is so hateful and blames the way he is on me. He blames his suicide attempt on me because he was 'thinking about me'. CPS has messed him up so bad, we fear bringing him home now. He's...

Just because your GS has some mental health issues doesn't mean that he should be taken out of your custody. Millions of parents and guardians are successfully raising children with such problems on their own, without any interference from CPS. To take emergency custody, CPS would have to have show...

The emergency court order she filed claimed she had been called to the school the morning of Oct 23 due to concerns about his mental stability, suicide ideation, and not backing off of his claim to 'do something by the 28th'. The principal said she had not seen GS that day. A guidance counselor who ...

You should be asking your attorney to file it. Have you discussed this with him/her yet? Don't currently have an attorney. We've interviewed 2 and they basically said we had two choices, choice 1, go it alone, do what CPS says and you might get your boy back in 6-12 months. Choice 2, pay for a lawy...

I'm going to relate our whole story here. We're in the midst of a dispute with CPS in Ohio. There is some back information I'm going to relate chronologically as it pertains to current mental state of 14 yr old grandson. Some things we dealt with starting this summer as isolated incidents now look l...

If the child is now in foster care medical will come in the form of medicaid or whatever they call it in your locality. Depending on our courts, there are time tables for documents to be filed. I am not an attorney, but this would make sense to me: you might check with the court clerk and asked the...

Long story, quick facts are caseworker committed perjury to pick up our 14 yr old grandson on Oct 23. He has been in our custody for 9 years. Boy had written a 'suicide note, blaming his thoughts based on living with us'. That was on Oct 17, after a few days in the hospital he changed his tune. I ha...