I need to find out how i can dispute an action taken by th child protective services.?
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Depends upon the state you are in.  Most states will let you file an injunction in family court, or something similar.
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No there isn't. Call Social Services and tell them about it and give them any info you can. You will remain anonymous. Do it for that child, don't be scared
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Check out V.O.C.A.L. or Victims of Child Abuse Laws. The first thing you need to do is know your rights. CPS in over half of their cases are not there to protect the child they are there to take healthy well adjusted children from good homes on trumped up abuse or neglect charges & make it practically impossible for the parent or parents to get the children back & then get revenue for the State through adopting out the children.\n\nGoogle "Atrocities of CPS"
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If you believe you have lost your foster license in error, you have a right to appeal. The process goes in steps up a sort of ladder.  If you do not get an appeal through your local social services agency, you may request an appeal at a higher level.  You may want to arm yourself with references, witness accounts of the event you feel is misrepresented, even a psychological evaluation of yourself and your partner (if there is one), and the record of the home study that was completed when you first got your license.  \n\nAs was stated by another responder, the purpose of social services is to protect the child.  If your care is in question, they will err on the side of safety for the child.  Say your prayers and move ahead knowing that, if there is something sketchy in your situation, you aren't going to win.
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Contact the state attorney generals office. I witnessed a CSP of minor and I'm a Federal Agent...if it would not of been for my testimony the offender could of easily walked. You owe it to the children to do everything in your power to lock that SOB up!!
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Contact your local Child Protective Services department.  They can lead you in all neccessary directions.
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There are several things you can do  1.Turn them in to the BBB   2.Go to your local employment office and explain to  them what  happened and ask what steps you need to take against them. 3. contact the court that ordered the child support,Tell them you have the proof that it was taking out such as your pay stubs,(that will protect you)4. Get a lawyer if you can not afford one-Tell the Employment office when you talk to them to see if they can help you with one.5.And  contact your local police to get a police report made on theft charges and file a warrant on theft...The police report can also be used in court as evidence. Good Luck
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Call the police or child services.
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GO to the police. no there is no statute of limitations on child abuse. if you dont go you it will eat at you for the rest of you life and you will not be able to be completely happy. also go to counsoling. it really does help and you will be able to move on.
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Yes and call your local family and child services someone there will get in touch with the child(ren) social worker and give him/her your information.
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The best thing to do is contact the Florida Child Support Enforcement Program. See their site below.
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You need to speak with either a child support enforcement officer of a lawyer.
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I guess you need to correct whatever they thought was wrong in the first place that caused them to take your child away.\n\nAsk the agency that took your child.  I'm sure there must be a case worker involved somehow.
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Get a badge number, GO to the station,and file a report for harrassment.  IF they do not investigate it, THEN get a lawyer.  I have had a friend in this situation before and they got it solved by saying "Laywer"
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Jeezzz...that's alarming.  first go online and check out megan's law.  see if he's registered.  if you already know, call your local authorities and ask them what they think about the situation.  also call any child protection agency and alert them, ask them what they think.  and you can do this all anonymously. You can also contact any state or nation-wide organizations that work with protecting children.  it's good that this child has you watching out for them.  good luck with this.  it can be a dicey thing to interfere on behalf of someone else even if it's the right thing to do.   just make sure you're absolutely sure and all your 'ducks' are in a row so to speak, legally.  \n\npeace.
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an anonymous complaint to child protective services
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You mean that the parents are using the child's name to obtain credit cards or other legal documents?  \n\nYou can let the parents know that you are aware of their actions, and want them to stop before you take it to the authorities.  Maybe they will do the right thing.\n\nIf not, you can contact the involved parties to let them know of the situation. and stop any further transactions from being made.\n\nYou could also ontact the police, identify theft is a crime.  I would think that would be a last resort, however, considering the consequences.  Possibly a call to Child Services would get an investigation started into the matter.