Tag: Michigan CPS Defense

  • Do Water Shut Offs Mean CPS Can Take Your Children Away?

    The city of Flint has a long history of bad press, and the recent problems with the water rates have done little to help that problem. But aside from the city’s troubles following the recent court ruling requiring that they cut water prices and stop disconnecting people’s supply lines when bills go unpaid, the city…

  • Novi Family Reunited After CPS Drops Investigation

    If you were to ask the Geers what hell on earth looked like, they would describe for you their own lives. But all of that has changed, now that CPS had finally dropped the child abuse investigation that tore their family apart and resulted in their five children being removed from their home.   The…

  • CPS Removes 5 Kids From Novi Family, But Was It a Mistake?

    The day after CPS removed five children from a Novi family’s home, their friends, family and church congregation crowded the courtroom to speak out against this injustice. Packed so tightly, they filled the courtroom and spilled out into the halls, people from all walks of life who stood united for one purpose – to demand…

  • Michigan’s “Child Abuser” List – Just a Click Away…

    For Michigan parents, one of the most frightening things about CPS is their seemingly unlimited and unquestioned power. No other government agency in this state has the authority to label you as a criminal and add your name to a statewide Registry without ever having to produce a shred of evidence against you. It’s a…

  • Man Going To Prison For Threatening CPS Worker Who Removed His Kids

    32-year-old Jason Paul Arnold has been sentenced to serve 5 years in prison after he threatened to start “World War III” with Child Protective Services workers who were in the process of removing his children from his custody.   According to police records, Arnold threatened the CPS workers as they were escorting his children out…

  • Murder Suicide Leaves Orphaned 6-Year-Old In CPS Care

    In the early hours of the morning on May 29th, neighbors woke up to the sound of a weeping child in the street. The little boy was a 6-year-old resident of Lansing’s southside. Neighbors who found him called 911, unsure of what was wrong or why he was roaming the streets at 1am. The child…