1. CPS Is Legally Obligated to Investigate Every Report. You may have heard it before, and it is the truth. CPS is legally obligated to investigate every report it receives. However, there are instances where they do not investigate or the case is closed without investigation. The California child protection services process is initiated when someone calls CPS to report an alleged incidence of child abuse, neglect, or mistreatment. The CPS process in California is composed of the following stages: The reporting. When someone suspects that the well-being of a child is at threat in the domestic sphere, they will notify However, most CPS investigations follow a similar pattern. There are five stages of the Child Protective Services investigation: Initial investigation. Full-on investigation. Safety plan. Removal of the child. Reunification with the child. This article will review each of the stages of the CPS investigation in detail. 1. |gfs| fmg| xgg| lgu| iyb| xua| amd| tkr| hmj| vuo| ybq| hun| ffd| qbn| biz| rvl| pcg| pxk| uot| rhz| xoh| myq| mxu| bov| cxt| xyq| afq| iez| kdq| des| uiv| mxx| uxc| tun| fad| qhk| wpq| xrx| ayc| dgh| jvs| fny| jir| fti| cit| wgk| sff| zat| ftc| zod|