Alabama

Explanation: DHR cannot enter your home without your consent unless they have a court order or believe there’s an immediate danger to the child. If they lack a court order, you can refuse entry.​

Legal Reference: According to Alabama Code § 26-14-6, certain officials may take a child into protective custody without parental consent if the child’s life or health is in imminent danger.​ Justia Law

🛑 Know Your Rights – Closing Statement:

💬 Your rights don’t disappear just because DHR shows up.
Knowing what you’re legally allowed to do — and what they’re not allowed to do — is your first defense against intimidation, misinformation, and wrongful actions.

📌 If you or someone you love is currently facing DHR involvement in Alabama, don’t stay silent. Document everything. Ask questions. Demand accountability.

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