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Member Story: Neighbors climb fence to video family’s children
The Mackenzie* family suspected there was criminal activity going on at their neighbor’s house. When the Mackenzies saw those neighbors climbing the Mackenzies’ fence to
New Law in Kentucky Affirms Exemptions from Mandatory Vaccinations
On Sunday, March 28, a new bill became law in Kentucky, despite no signature from Governor Beshear, that creates much broader exemptions from mandatory vaccinations.
Do No Harm Podcast
This new podcast from NBC, Do No Harm, demonstrates the dangers of going up against child protective services without an attorney advocating on your behalf.
ALERT: Tennessee Child “Wellbeing Checks”
UPDATE: Thankfully, due to public outcry, the governor has asked the Department of Education to remove this document and to “go back to the drawing
Member Story: Hospital Calls CPS After Parents Advocate for Daughter
Samantha Cooper* suffered from an extremely difficult condition for which medication had proven to be incapable of preventing flare-ups. As a result, this meant that
CPS Workers Arrested for Removing Children without Court Approval
After two years of investigation and legal action from parents, three CPS workers in North Carolina were arrested and indicted with forty-one felony and misdemeanor
California Bill Would Stop Parents from Knowing Their Child Had an Abortion
California has prioritized the passing of a bill that will enable minor children to receive abortions or transgender hormone treatments without their parents’ consent or
What Does a CPS Home Visit Look Like?
In most investigations by child protective services (CPS), the investigator is required by protocol to conduct a “home visit.” This is especially the case when
Harvard Law Professor Calls for a “Presumptive Ban” on Homeschooling
Harvard Magazine recently published an article in which Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Bartholet calls for a “presumptive ban” on homeschooling. In the article, Bartholet