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hi i am a foster mom in the middle of an adoption my 2 yr old daughter pamela has been with us since she was 7months old we had an insadent in are home and they took all are kids including are daughter pamela the one we were in the final stages of adoption we are soooo lost we have no ideal what are rights are can anybody help
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snl1997
hi i am a foster mom in the middle of an adoption my 2 yr old daughter pamela has been with us since she was 7months old we had an insadent in are home and they took all are kids including are daughter pamela the one we were in the final stages of adoption we are soooo lost we have no ideal what are rights are can anybody help
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We had a similar thing happen to us last month. It is not an easy thing to go through, I sympathize with you!What kind of incident was it? Is there a chance it is false allegations? For us, the matter was settled in 2 business days and they unsubstantiated all the allegations against me. They didn't take away our bio-children (thankfully) but they temporarily moved our foster kids into respite care for those days. It was a nightmare. We've never felt so helpless, scared, angry, devastated, hurt, you name it... it was pure torment.Hang in there. The emotional anguish is miserable! I hope it's resolved soon.
Please tell me you have already talked with an attorney! If not, you must protect your family and your soon to be daughter and get an attorney asap. Do not let CPS, the police or anyone else tell you otherwise. You should not talk to CPS or anyone investigating until you have talked to an attorney.
RobinKay
Get an adoption attorney immediately. It's worth the money. Don't wait, start calling attorneys immediately until you talk to one. The initial consultation will likely be free-then you'll know whether you need the attorney to help you get your pre-adoptive daughter back.
Good luck!!!!!
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RobinKay
Get an adoption attorney immediately. It's worth the money. Don't wait, start calling attorneys immediately until you talk to one. The initial consultation will likely be free-then you'll know whether you need the attorney to help you get your pre-adoptive daughter back.
Good luck!!!!!
snl1997
thank u for ur reply r daughter has a attorney we fiqured out finally he was r answer in trying to fight to get her bac so hes working on his part he just called last night to tell us he made a patition to the courts to return r daughter back into are home immeditly butt of coarse we have to wait for the judge to be in court on monday i reall hate that she has to go more days without us yesterday made it a full month sence shes been gone she don't deserve this
blueflower
So they removed her a month ago?
During our classes the gave us material about foster parent rights. I'm assuming we would have been given similar information if we were to attend the adoption classes. Did you get similar information? Which state are you in, if you don't mind me asking.