Navigating Relationships with a Narcissist: Break-Ups, Parental Alienation, Hoovering, and Interactions with DHR/CPS and Guardian ad...

You Are Still Their Parent: Strength and Hope Through Parental Alienation Parental alienation can feel like watching your child slowly...

You’re Not Powerless: Encouragement for Parents Facing Court with a Narcissist Ex If you’re heading to court against a narcissist ex, it...

Understanding Drug Testing in Family Court: Types and Detection Windows   When DHR (CPS) or the family court suspects substance abuse,...

In parallel parenting cases, how you communicate with third-party professionals —like the Guardian ad Litem (GAL), DHR, and...

In high-conflict custody situations or cases involving trauma, emotional distress, or parental alienation, asking the court to appoint a...

Dealing with the Department of Human Resources (DHR) and a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) adds another layer of complexity to co-parenting with...

An unannounced visit from DHR (Department of Human Resources) or CPS (Child Protective Services) can feel like the floor dropping out...

You’ve jumped through every hoop —completed parenting classes, passed drug tests, cooperated with the caseworker. So why is your DHR case...

It’s a knock on the door that instantly spikes your anxiety— an unannounced visit from DHR or CPS . Whether you've done something wrong...

If you suspect your grandchild is being neglected—ignored, uncared for, or left in unsafe conditions—you don’t have to stand by and...

If your grandchild is in danger, you’re likely wondering: Can I step in? Can I actually get custody? The answer is yes—grandparents can...

If DHR or CPS opens a case involving your grandchild, you may feel helpless, worried, and shut out. But Alabama law gives grandparents...

There’s a knock at the door—and it’s Child Protective Services (CPS). Your heart pounds. Whether it's called CPS, DHR, DCFS, or DFCS in...