Child protection services is regulated by whom?
CPS is regulated by both state and federal regulations. In Arizona, as in most states, the state legislature has given CPS very broad authority...
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CPS is regulated by both state and federal regulations. In Arizona, as in most states, the state legislature has given CPS very broad authority...
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As a caregiver, you may have a legal obligation to report this to the authorities - either Adult Protective Services or local police. That will...
My experience has been that if you appear in warrant court, the warrant will be quashed and a court date be set. You might also hire an attorney...
My experience with these cases in Arizona is that no child in the legal custody of CPS will be forced to visit a parent against her will. You...
Yes. Look for an experienced attorney who has represented grandparents and placements as intervenors in dependency cases. While CPS may tell you...
CPS has a great deal of power. They cannot force you to have a hair follicle test, but they can take your kid! Court should happen within a week...
It also sounds as if you may have been financially exploited. This might be worth a call to Adult Protective Services and your local Area Agency...
It would be difficult to quantify damages for a lawsuit. Most likely the time and expense of a suit would not be worth it. You might try...
It is important to note that the person named as Power of Attorney has no further authority once the principal dies.
Not actually an answer to your question, but the newer will may be valid. In Arizona a will is not invalidated if signed by interested witnesses. ...