A founded disposition of neglect is an administrative finding; it’s not criminal and there’s no finding of guilt (guilt is criminal). And, a...

I suggest you immediately remove this post.

From what's provided, it sounds like you might look into a restraining order. Through restraining orders, a judge can exclude a person from a...

Based on what you wrote, if you did anything wrong, it’s civil in nature. I wouldn’t worry about criminal prosecution. Rather, I’d be looking at...

For starters, if you believe it’s in your childrens’ best interests to file for emergency custody (immediate danger), I suspect most wouldn’t...

When DHS removes a child from a home a shelter hearing is required within 24 hours (or if removed over weekend or on a holiday on the next business...

From the limited information, no. You are not restrained at this point (based on what you provided). I can’t speak to whether the other person is...

Generally, if child neglect, abuse, maltreatment, etc. is at issue three possible types of review may occur: (1) administrative by DHS (founded,...

There’s a lot of info that is missing needed to evaluate your case (and I don’t recommend posting more online). Talk with an attorney and explain...

Assuming there’s a court order precluding contact, you’ll need to file a motion requesting the no contact order be modified.