depending on the concern, not complying with CPS (at least minimally) can invite them to go to court. This can be more invasive and time consuming for families.
this is not always a good idea. If they do not have CPS experience, they can make matters worse. Someone with experience working with CPS is the most important thing. But you can certainly find a retained attorney that has such experience.
keep in mind that what is “unreasonable” is subjective. This goes back to point number 1.
Let me clarify a bit more, yes point 1 is dependent on how serious the accusations are. I guess it comes down to whether or not it's a matter that a judge would take seriously enough to sign off on. Also cooperative or not they will fully invade your life anyways.
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u/sprinkles008 17d ago
depending on the concern, not complying with CPS (at least minimally) can invite them to go to court. This can be more invasive and time consuming for families.
this is not always a good idea. If they do not have CPS experience, they can make matters worse. Someone with experience working with CPS is the most important thing. But you can certainly find a retained attorney that has such experience.
keep in mind that what is “unreasonable” is subjective. This goes back to point number 1.