Know Your Rights Against CPS

 Unfortunately, CPS has no way of sorting the real cases from the false ones without performing an investigation. While you cannot necessarily avoid an investigation, you can take steps to be prepared for the knock at the door.

First, contact an attorney. CPS may tell you that there is no need for legal counsel, or that it makes you look "guilty." However, CPS does not have your best interest in mind. Their job is to prove the case or dismiss it. If CPS has contacted you in the first place, you should not panic, but do need the representation of an attorney. Many attorneys will offer a free consultation, and then propose the retainer fee they would need to represent you. Any attorney will tell you that you are under no requirement to let CPS into your home unless they have a valid warrant. Do not allow them to threaten you or coerce you into inviting them inside.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/335066/encountering_the_child_snatchers_aka.html?cat=25

Here is a link that I will repeatedly put in some of my posts. There are so many things on this site, I don't want anyone to miss it if they don't read my other blogs I have posted.

http://fightcps.com/2007/09/04/donts-and-dos-when-falsely-accused-of-child-abuse-or-neglect/