Not all families can give each child their own room. Here is what you need to know about whether or not CPS requires children to have their own rooms.

California law holds that CPS reports are confidential and may only be disclosed as provided by law. Here’s how to get CPS records in California. 

A judge grants a parent(s) legal and/or physical custody of a child. Here’s everything you need to know about legal vs physical custody in California. 

Some cases of child abuse and neglect are falsely reported. Here’s everything you need to know about false CPS reports in California. 

Child Protective Services (CPS) can remove children from their homes due to abuse or neglect. Here are the CPS guidelines for child removal in California. 

There are several important aspects to note when writing an affidavit for child custody. Here’s how to write an affidavit for child custody in California. 

A parent going to jail may affect child support. Here’s what you need to know about what happens to child support if a parent goes to jail. 

Trying to get child custody from a narcissist may be very overwhelming and stressful. Here’s some advice on how to get child custody from a narcissist. 

The investigative phase of a CPS case may drone on for quite some time. Here’s everything you need to know about the California CPS Investigation Process.