i need help NAACP the police and CPSS are trying to take my kids away do to fauls accusations?
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You don't need the NAACP-You need a competant lawyer to represent you in court and to help get your kids back.\n\nAfter you get your lawyer, you can have him or her contact the NAACP to get more exposure for your case.\n\nGood luck!
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I would suggest that you consult with an attorney.\n\nIn almost every state, if there is a CPS proceeding, or child in need of care proceeding, you are eligible for an appointed attorney if you cannot afford one.\n\nI urge you to contact an attorney licensed in your state to assist you.  For a referral if you are not eligible for a free attorney, contact your local or state bar association.  Please... don't try and do it cheaply.  Your kids are worth it aren't they?
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You could probably file a defamation of character lawsuit.  I doubt the police would do anything about this.  However, a lawsuit would be expensive and messy for both parties.  You're better off letting it slide, taking the high road and living your life honorably, knowing that these people are petty and not worthy of your attentions.\n\nLight always shines through the darkness and I'm sure the people who know you are aware of your character.
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Keep calling the police and department of child and family services.  If you have any contact at all with your children you need to impress upon them that if daddy is abusing them then they should speak up and not to be afraid of what he might do if they do.\n\nContact safeharbor or a victim's assistance program for other tips.  If he is abusing the children and dcfs and the police refuse to do anything about it their butts are going to get grilled if anything does happen.  Talk to a supervisor at dcfs or a sgt or lt at the police station.\n\nKeep written logs of anything you see or anything your children tell you with exact dates and times.  Follow your husband.  If he ever drinks to excess and drives with the children in the car he is guilty of child endangerment.\n\nAll you can do is remain vigilant.  Of course you're a parent and with that goes certain emotions and such, and while I do not condone the behavior, if you feel your husband is really giving these kids some harm and the authorities blatantly refuse to do anything you may think about taking them.  But again that is extreme and illegal, and when/if the authorities find you you'll never get to see your kids again.
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You're mean, but funny so I'll help.\nHave someone dress up in a suit and go to your house pretending to be a social worker saying he/she is taking the children away for abuse/crack addiction. Make sure you videotape it and put it on the internet.
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Do not by any means let them go w/ their father again is must be hard specially if the kids are asking to see him. I ve been thru the same thing he took my son away and at the time there was no court order so when i did call the police saying he didnt want to give me my one month old son back all they could do was stare at me and tell me there was nothing they could do since he was the father. He was very abusive and consumed drugs at the time but still nothing was done plz dont let them go for the saftey of your kids its hard i know but looking im pretty sure you will find whats just right and get the help you need
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First of all, I offer my empathy to you and your son; and I've said a little prayer for both of you.  I have an opinion on this but it is just that an opinion.  Maybe it will give you some ideas to confront the situation.\n\nHere are some thoughts:\n\nEvery child has the right to an education.  Ask Pres. Bush!  Not only that, but you'd be in trouble if you did not ensure your son received that education.\n\nBecome best friends so to speak with this social worker...especially if he/she seems to be on your side.  Sounds like she might be since she revealed what "she believes" to be the actual reason for the denial.  She will know how the school system works and she'll know who to contact up the chain of command AND maybe more importantly knows who to contact outside the school system when intervention and supervision of school practices should be reported.  \n\nMake absolutely certain that this is not in fact a zoning issue.  Maybe the social worker can show you how she got her information on zoning.  Also someone in the city or even voter registration office can tell you what school district you are in.  Make sure before you take this any further.  \n\nMake an appointment with the school principal.  The purpose of the visit is to ask them for an explanation in person.  Don't allow yourself to become confrontational or argumentative. Just listen to what they have to say.  If they take the zoning stance, calmly let them know that the social worker has looked into the matter for you and told you otherwise.  You might state that their letter to you gave one reason and that the social worker found there to be another reason and say, "attendance."  Again, just listen to what they have to say.  Don't get into a debate with them.  This is your first step to try to handle the matter rationally and on your own.  Of course, ask questions and have a discussion just keep it calm.  Don't make accusations.  Don't give them any reason to feel threatened.  By doing so, you will get the most information from them.  (and keep in mind, you want your son to return there in the fall...do everything you can to create and preserve a good, rational relationship with the principal and office staff.)  When the meeting is over, just politely thank them for their time.  Don't say anything about what you are thinking like what you might do next.  Just leave. Don't give them any insight into how you took the news.  Because, the news will probably be that your son cannot return for whatever reason they choose to stand by.   Take another adult with you as a witness.  If they ask who the person is and why they are there, just tell them you want to be sure that you understand everything they tell you.  Let them know that this matter is troubling to you and especially your son; and you need someone else to understand their reasoning so that you have someone to talk to.  Don't let them refuse to speak to both of you.  If they do, thank them for their time and leave.  Do not stay and listen to them without a witness.  You might even want to ask the social worker to join you BUT NOT in place of another adult you trust.  When you leave, you should both make notes immediately about what was said in the meeting...even before you discuss it.  Then compare notes.\n\nSave those notes.  I don't know if a school can refuse enrollment due to attendance.  I know shcools have rules and progressive disciplinary policies that can lead to expulsion for various reasons.  If your son is being denied enrollment due to attendance, the school should be able to produce evidence of progressive disciplinary action and a copy of the policy that relates to their action.  If he missed too many days to pass to the next grade, they should just have him repeat the year...not refuse enrollment.  \n\nYou might benefit from a consultation, advice and representation of an attorney if you have ruled out zoning and any clearly documente
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well, almost certainly you would need to call your local police or sherriff's office, if you want to report her for a crime.. or the state family services board, if you want to help the children..  but i can't tell you how to do that since i don't know where you live.\n\nsorry!  guess they're doomed to a life of hardship and despair.
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go to a lawyer. \n\nwhatever you are trying to accuse them of (most reasons kids want to be emancipated) have proof.
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Get a lawyer, if your case has gone to court, get a personal lawyer! Do not use a public defender! I repeat,\nDO NOT USE A PUBLIC DEFENDER! Hire your own attorney! Public defenders are overworked and overloaded with cases, so you will not get fair representation! (been there, done that, sent a postcard!)\n\nSecondly, until you get a lawyer, do as CPS tells you. They capitalize on you breaking their rules, and they count on the fact that most of us don't know our rights or the local laws. I suggest you get educated first more than anything.\n\nIf you feel as though CPS had no grounds in taking your kids, write to the local governor or state senator. Fax it if you can, because these officails have been known to "erase" or "lose" any e-mail sent to them. \n\nJoin a kids advocay group, or women's right group, get someone to hear your plea, people are strong in numbers, and two heads are better than one! Lastly, look up this website fightcps.com , there are plenty of helpful links and forums in this website.\n\nIf all else fails, go to your local newspaper or radio station and tell your story. Write letters to Oprah or Montell if you have to. Also, knowing someone of a high rank helps, like a judge or Disrtict attorney, or even another lawyer.\n\nRemember, the more you fight CPS the more they start to back off. These people count on we as consumers to be ignorant about their procedures and bylaws!\n\nGood luck, hope this helps!
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Try this : expose the whole story to the news media stating the fact that the police wouldn't care about it, meanwhile have your daughter to carry pepper sprayer or gas gun to protect herself, then keep reporting it to the police until they respond.  Since the illegals have no legal documents to identify who they are and where they live, to manage of getting their clear pictures for identification is crucial, I know it's hard, but it's worth to try, if you want justice to serve and your daughter be protected!
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Hi,\nI don't know how big your local police department is, but call them and ask to speak to a detective in the sex crimes unit.  If your local police don't help, call the State Police or even the FBI (if this is on the computer, it can be a Federal offense).  It might take more than one call to get to the person you need to talk to, but I hope you will not stop until someone takes your report and promises you that they will open an investigation on the matter.\n\nI want to say two very important things:  First of all, I hope that you will have the courage to turn this person in.  Secondly, if this is someone you know, you MUST make sure that they have NO IDEA what you are going to do.  \n\nPlease be brave, call the police, work with them if they ask you to and when you get scared or it seems like maybe you shouldn't do it, think of all the innocent children who are in those pictures - some of them are victims of kidnapping; most others are victims of their own family members or friends who take those pictures and pass them around.  I hope that you get so mad and disgusted that you will take action and that you will also keep yourself safe from whoever this person is while the law enforcement process is happening.\n\nI put a link to the National Child Abuse Hotline and they should contact Law Enforcement for you if you make the report to them.  However, it would probably be better for you to call the police yourself.  At this point though, whatever you feel strong enough to do to help protect children; just take that step.\n\nTake care...
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You should find some adult who is unconnected to your family, School counselor, head teacher, ....\n\nTell them exactly what is going on and ask them to help refer you to the proper agency in your area who can deal with this.\n\nTake action now, or you face being traumatised to the point of lifelong discontentment.  Take action now and take pride in the fact that you had the courage to stand up for your rights.  Take action now and recognise the depth of emotional resilience and strength you have.\n\nDo you see where I'm going with this?\n\nTAKE ACTION NOW - TALK TO SOMEONE
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First, get off the racial kick. It will only make you look worse in court and to everyone else.\n\nIf you are trying to get custody away from someone who already has the child, then there is the problem. Courts are not normally willing to take the child away from one parent and just give to the other without significant legal evidence (not just you and word of mouth). Do you have any solid evidence of the drug use and dealing? If not, you are out of luck. To the courts, every Tom, Dick and Harry and female counterparts yell "he's on drugs" when they want to be the custodial parent. They hear it a thousand times a day with no evidence to show for it. Now, if he gets arrested for it and you can get CPS involved, you may have a chance, but you will be investigated too, to make sure that you are living clean yourself. For your sake, I hope you are.
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Speaking as a prior Sex Crimes Detective in Florida:\n\nCall the state abuse hot line and make a report.  Child Protection and the police work in concert to investigate these allegations and they are taken very, very seriously.\n\nIf this has been done and you are not satisfied with the out come you need to do as you have done... Hire a good attorney and let them lean on the police, the state attorney and the Child Protection agency.\n\nI wish you luck, my friend.
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Call the ACLU. They will refer you.
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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"