QUESTION
What is needed to get CPS off our backs
Asked on Apr 05th, 2023 on Child Abuse and Neglect - Texas
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My great granddaughters arm got broken somehow and we don't know how, she is not abused nor does she how any signs of abuse...but because we don't know how the arm got broken they want us to supervised the Mother?? The Mother Lives with her mother and the baby stays at my house a lot.... don't really know what to do, these CPS people are like a nightmare that just keeps happening and they lie to your face and tell you everything is fine it will be over in a couple of days and then it's NOT over.... they keep changing their minds Don't know what to do at this point..... we can't just stop our lives for these CPA idiots
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Given the nature of your great granddaughter's injury and the lack of any explanation for it by the parents, it is unlikely that CPS will close its investigation quickly. A broken arm with no logical explanation of the cause is itself a sign of abuse or neglect. If the child herself is too young to be able to describe what happened, the child is too young to be left alone without adult supervision.The parents need to retain a family law attorney with experience handling CPS cases in or near the county where the case is pending.
Answered on Apr 10th, 2023 at 9:01 AM