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Child Protective Services (CPS) often has to take several steps to determine what’s going on when a report is made regarding the mistreatment of a child. In some cases, this can include making a home visit to see the conditions of the home. It may also include...
For Washington parents facing a CPS investigation, it is important to understand that whether the state believes their child is at risk of “imminent physical harm” will significantly impact the outcome of their case. That phrase carries enormous legal weight because...
Child Protective Services (CPS) investigations can begin quickly and without any warning. In cases where CPS workers need to determine if a child is in an unsafe environment and whether their parents or guardians meet their needs, CPS workers may show up at a family’s...
The possibility of CPS removing your child is incredibly stressful. However, you can protect your family by understanding the reasons behind CPS investigations and acting quickly to get help and guidance if someone files a report. Remember, you have rights and...
In just one instant, a heated argument can become something far larger and more frightening. Even if you never lift a finger against your partner. Even if no one is hurt. If the police get involved, you could find yourself arrested for domestic violence. Domestic...
If you have been accused of domestic violence in Washington State, you need to know exactly what you are accused of. There are also important legal policies you should be aware of. How does Washington define domestic violence? Under the Revised Code of Washington...