How to Fight CPS & Win - Parents

11/10/2025

💰 𝗪𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗛𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗲 𝗮 𝗖𝗣𝗦 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗲? 𝗚𝗲𝘁 $𝟭𝟬𝟬 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗛𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗙𝗲𝗲𝗱𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸.

👁️If CPS ever knocked on your door, this is your call. 💰 $100 for your insight on this new course.

If you've ever been chewed up by the system, this is for you.

I've been a lawyer fighting CPS for 36 years. I've watched families torn apart, and I've spent decades learning exactly how to
fight back– in court, on paper, and in
spirit.

Now l've built a 25-hour video course
called "CPS Resistance." It's not theory. It's
survival. Twelve stand-alone modules showing you how to help your court- appointed lawyer actually defend you.

Before it's public release, I need 10 people - parents, grandparents, survivors-to preview the course and tell me the truth.
What it needs, what it's missing.

🔒What's Involved • Sign a short
confidentiality agreement • Watch one or more stand-alone modules• Join a 30- minute debrief call afterward •Receive $100 via CashApp for your input and time

🚫 Not Allowed

No county or state employees. No social workers. No CPS insiders of any kind. This is for the people, not the agencies. If you're tired of watching families get crushed, come help shape the tool that
might finally make a difference.
Comment here or email
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gone.

08/21/2025

Trial Home Visits in California

08/16/2025

They said I neglected my kids. The truth? I was just poor.

I’m a single mom of three. I work full-time, but my paycheck barely covers rent, food, and bus fare.
Some weeks we eat rice and beans every day. Some nights the lights get shut off until I can catch up on the bill.

My kids are loved. They are hugged, kissed, and tucked in every night.
But CPS didn’t see that.

They saw a small apartment.
They saw worn-out shoes.
They saw kids sharing a bedroom.

They called it neglect.

One day, caseworkers came to my door. They said someone reported that my kids looked “uncared for.”
I tried to explain. I showed them my receipts, my pay stubs, the food in the fridge.
They wrote things down on a clipboard and left.

A week later, they came back,with police.
They said my children needed to go into “temporary care.”

I begged them. I told them my kids were not unsafe, just struggling. That we only needed help, not separation.
But they didn’t listen.

My kids cried as they were taken away.
I will never forget the sound of their voices screaming “Mama!”

Now I sit in courtrooms proving I am a fit mother, when the only thing I’ve ever been guilty of is being poor.

They say CPS protects children.
But too often, they punish parents who just need support.

Being poor is not a crime. Loving your kids should be enough. Families need resources, not removal.

-AW, Washington

08/08/2025

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Relatives Fight CPS with Ms. Georgette Truin
💥 Learn how families can step in, protect kids, and stop CPS overreach!

08/02/2025

They took my daughter because I have a disability.

Not because I hurt her. Not because she was unsafe.
But because I walk with a cane. Because my hands shake when I’m nervous.
Because I don’t look like the kind of mother they expect.

She was born healthy. I memorized every cry, every feeding schedule.
I used voice-activated tools to help with diaper changes and feedings.
We had a rhythm. We had love.

Then someone reported me to CPS—an anonymous tip.
They said I “looked unstable.” That I “might drop her.”

A caseworker came to my apartment.
She smiled politely, then asked how I would carry my baby down the stairs in an emergency.

I showed her my plan. I had practiced. I had prepared.
She wrote notes on her clipboard and said, “We’ll be in touch.”

Two days later, they took my baby while I was napping between feedings.
They said it was for her safety.

I was told I had to prove I was “capable.”
That I had to undergo parenting assessments designed for people without disabilities.
I failed them. Not because I wasn’t a good mom—but because the tests weren’t made for me.

I’m still fighting. I haven’t held her in weeks.

They say this is about protection.
But I know the truth: this is about prejudice.

Disabled does not mean unfit.
Different does not mean dangerous.
And love? Love doesn’t need perfect hands—just a steady heart.

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No one should lose their child because they move or speak or function differently. We need a system that protects families, not punishes them.

07/26/2025

https://ow.ly/J9My50WvC6E

A 3-year-old boy, Ke'Torrius Starkes, Jr., died in a hot car in Birmingham, Ala., on Tuesday, July 22, while in the care of the Department of Human Resources

07/24/2025

CPS Wants to Terminate Your Rights in 90 Days. Here’s What to Do Now!