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In the state of Illinois, as well as in most states, the DCFS can remove children and place them in foster care if they are determined to be in the care of a parent who is mentally unstable.
If the payments are being made via a state agency (DCFS, CSE, etc.) contact that agency and explain to them what is needed. This applies to a garnishment order also, the agency will contact the employer with the new information.
No, the medication given to a minor is the responsibility of the parent and any qualified medical practitioner that the parent may consult and nobody else unless a court of law has intervened.
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i had been fasly accuse by school nurse of causing physical harm to child, when school had ask child what had happen, child said she injuried herself. And they called DCFS on mother. NO law enforcement were involved nor any charges or arrest were made. And school was aware that child had learning disability and social behaviorl issues and was under doctors care and been eveluated by mental health psyathric dpt and was dynosised with atisum with sensory issuses and adhd? School had been under sst plan for student and advised to inform parent if any issues with child to advise mother rather than calling dcfs to resolve issues?
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My daughter is not answering the door for DCFS. It is under investigation with DCFS and I understand she can be charged with obstruction of justice. What is the punishment for obstruction of justice and or child endangerment?
Legally, no. A minor does not decide whether or not a parent is becoming an alcoholic or if the home environment is unsuitable. That is decided by the state's department of social services (DCFS, CPS, etc.).
Family courts in most(all?) states have ruled that you cannot deprive a parent (of either gender) of associating with their child. You had better check with your local family court or DCFS before you find yourself in trouble.
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