CPS Dismissed Your Case? You May Still Be on the Child Abuse Registry!
Eleven months. That’s how long Ashley and Daniel Pardo were listed on the Texas Child Abuse Registry after Child Protective Services (CPS) had cleared them of wrongdoing, returned their four-year-old son, …
August 2020
August 19, 2020—CPS Clears Pardos of Charges, But Places Them on Abuse Registry Anyway; August 5, 2020—3 Reasons Homeschooling in Texas is Exploding!
BREAKING: CPS Places Pardo Family on Child Abuse Registry Despite Dismissing Case Against Them
In December 2019, CPS dismissed its case and dropped all allegations against the Pardo family. Now, CPS has placed the family on the Child Abuse Registry.
BREAKING: CPS Dismisses Case, then Places Pardos on Child Abuse Registry Anyway
As with the Pardos, parents who are completely innocent can be dubbed “child abusers” at the will of CPS.
Supreme Court of Texas Issues Landmark Ruling in Favor of Families
The Supreme Court of Texas’ parental rights ruling corrected an injustice and ensured that parental rights will be protected in future cases.
Who Decides What Is in a Child’s Best Interests?
Chris and his 5-year-old daughter, Ann, are petitioning the state’s highest civil court for an order protecting their parent-child relationship from intrusion by an unrelated man