CPS varies from area to area. In general, they take the report. If a child is in imminent danger, they can do an emergency seizure of the child.
Typically, homelessness alone is not cause of an emergency seizure (so long as there's a shelter and food available).
CW MAY speak to the person (side note, we got the first CPS report on our DD last month. CPS never contacted us.. I think they realized the report was silly), as well as others involved
If the child is not in danger, they will develop a plan and attempt to keep the family intact. In DD's case, DCYF left her with an addict for the first few months, before a second report came in.
If they believe the child is not safe, CPS goes before a judge to request an order to seize the child. Said child will go into foster care. birthmom will be given a plan to work in order to regain custody of their child
Any resources will be made available, but part of the plan is likely to be her having to prove she's committed. That may mean having her pay for part of her care.. getting a job.. having appropriate housing, etc
In our case, addicts are given seemingly endless chances to recover. DD's mom was an addict for years prior to her birth. Yet TPR did not occur until she was 5.5 years old
If the child goes into care and the Op's child has had regular contact, they can request kinship visitation. it mat or may not happen. again, depending on the jurisdiction and case particulars
__________________Nov 5, 2009 - princess moves in
Jan 14, 2010 - TPR, OA signed
Aug 5, 2010 - FINALIZATION
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