If you’re dealing with CPS or DHR, the first thing people tell you is “Get a lawyer.”
This is a part of our #GameOver series. You need resources, knowledge, and truth to fight this system. And this is one of them.
But here’s the truth that rarely gets said.
Most families can’t afford an attorney. And even when they can, many lawyers will not go up against CPS. Some are afraid of the system. Some are connected to it. Others simply do not want the fight.
That leaves thousands of parents facing the loss of their children with no real legal help. No guidance. No plan. No one standing beside them when it matters most.
There is no magic solution. But there are tools. And one of the tools families should know about is JustAnswer.com.
This is not a law firm. It will not represent you in court. But it gives families something they often do not have: access to answers. Real ones. From real licensed attorneys. At a fraction of the cost of hiring private legal counsel.
On JustAnswer, you can ask questions. You can upload court documents. You can get help understanding what your rights are and what your next step should be. It is not perfect. But for many families, it is the only guidance they have before critical decisions are made for them or against them.
If you are being pressured to sign a safety plan. If your child was questioned at school without your knowledge. If you are trying to get custody back. If your court-appointed lawyer is unavailable. If you are in the fight of your life and feel completely alone. You need answers. You deserve them.
The system is counting on your silence. Counting on your confusion. Counting on you not knowing what to do or who to turn to. That is where they get their power. And that is where you begin to take yours back.
Start asking questions. Start learning. Start preparing.
No parent should have to walk into court unarmed. No family should have to fight for their children in the dark.
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This is not legal advice. We are not affiliated with JustAnswer.com and do not receive any compensation for this recommendation. Always consult a qualified attorney before making legal decisions.
