children services steals infant with no birth certificate

[indio007]

Originally Posted by marksgirl

indio007,

What became of your case? Did any court ever actually listen to your papers? Have you had any success?

Check you PM. The answer is yes, but I've yet to exact my pound of flesh.

[PeteNC]

I think it's high time we start dispatching CPS personnel with extreme prejudice.

I can assure you that taking my child will gain you no less than one new breathing hole - regardless of the outcome. If enough parents took this stance, you wouldn't see their children getting shipped off to the pedophiles in CPS.

[David Merrill]

Originally Posted by PeteNC

I think it's high time we start dispatching CPS personnel with extreme prejudice.

I can assure you that taking my child will gain you no less than one new breathing hole - regardless of the outcome. If enough parents took this stance, you wouldn't see their children getting shipped off to the pedophiles in CPS.

But first...

[free*to*be*me]

Possession is 9/10 of the law never ever let them take your possession.

David R4C may not help to get the baby back but a LoR may help identify her status of who she is, then maybe she can file for a cert. of exigent circumstances, heres why:

look at the citizens handbook page 13 under children: attachment below..

http://www.suijuris.net/forum/attach...f?d=1216258270

My theory is: IF the father has a birth certificate and most likely mom, the baby is assumed to be a citizen already because of the mom and dads status even though there is no baby birth certificate, and I think this is how they are getting around the idea of us claiming the baby has no birth cert. and not a citizen, so one must publicly claim their status and never ever give the baby up even if you have to hide them from their clutches.

So if you publicly claim your status you may have a better chance at getting the baby back, just a thought!

[Shoonra]

Domestic relations law is not my strong suit, but the state at least claims to intervene "in the best interests of the child" (and I am keenly aware that many times that claim is utterly unjustified), and without regard to the child's birth certificate (or even if there is a birth certificate) or the child's nationality or any other such detail.

Getting one's kid back from Children's Protective Services (or whatever they call it where you are) can be a daunting task. The primary goal should be to show that you are a fit parent -- that means, among other things, not inclined to any sort of craziness (such as filing papers that indicate your kid is a boat) or anti-social behavior (such as threatening the social workers with liens or guns). It also helps to show that you are sufficiently prosperous to raise the child adequately, so I don't recommend showing from the start that you cannot afford a lawyer. Since you say the kid doesn't have a birth certificate, your first task may even involve proving that you are the kid's parent.

I was once dragged into one of these cases and I never want to repeat that experience. I would suggest you look for a lawyer with a track record in domestic relations law.