Is there a way to get cps out of the picture?

You cannot sign guardianship over to your sister because you have no legal authority over the children. The State (CPS) does, as you appear to be...

CPS wants to come to my apartment to see it and see my children

You need to get advice and do it quickly. They clearly think this is SNAT (Suspected Non-accidental Trauma). I realize you have nothing to...

Can I sue cps in the state of phoenix ariona for taken my childeren.....

Arizona needs to have jurisdiction. If the kids were here when the alleged abuse occurred, there is probably (arguably) Emergency Jurisdiction...

They would not reopen the case. But the prior allegation is still in CHILDS. (This is the database that Arizona uses to track abuse allegations.) ...

Cps being involved

Here is an article that might help you understand the CPS role in investigations. Medical neglect cases (what this appears to be) are tremendously...

Do my husband and myself need to get a lawyer?

There is no such thing as a guardianship "...till the year 2018." Guardianships CAN stay in place until the child emancipates, but also are...

Is it possible to have arrears forgiveness or waiver if the ex agrees?

If this State is involved, they need to be involved in any waiver of arrears. Sounds like the State might be owed money in this matter, too. ...

Should I seek Legal Representation, if I was wrongfully accused of Adult and Substance Abuse during an in-home CPS meeting?

CPS taking notes about the situation is nothing more then the worker doing their job. As long as it is not investigated, there is nothing to worry...

If convicted as an adult when a minor in Arizona what paperwork needs to be filed to get off registry

It is possible to do...but it is going to rely heavily on the circumstances. The fact that you were charged as an adult at age 14 leads me to...

If my sister is signing the consent to guardianship and waiver form do she need to be present at the hearing?

You need a lawyer. This is not an 'emergency' and there may be jurisdictional issues.