Copy of the DHS handbook this is due process important to have it read it and know it.

If these laws have been violated follow the instructions on Administrative hearing and there is due process and is availbale in all 50 states.

Research and study Writs of Habeas Corpus at the state and federal level.

Send the above letter to every official in your district.

Contact every elected official in your district by phone in regards to your situation if you have done nothing wrong.

Make sure to file a complaint with the Sheriff's department within your County. If they have broken the law in your case.

Department of Health and human services it is their responsibilty answers to the Governers office and as such it is the responsibility of the department of public integrity to investigate corruption within the system. Call in complaint with the head state department of HHS in your Capitol city.

Contact your state bar and see if there are any resources within your state to help you.

Seek out and find if there are advocates to assist you in your area.

Read and know the Title V and IV funding that takes place in your County.

If there are violations then report it to the Office of the Inspector General. ( State and federal level auditor. )

Compliance with guidelines may be reviewed by your federal Senator of your district.

Check the recording laws in your state and when legally allowable record DHS workers.

Prevent the problem before it starts, you do not legally need to allow a caseworker in your home without a warrant. If you tell them your child is safe through a locked screen door and tell them to have a nice day and shut the door.

Look up and contact every child rights group in your state.

Documentation is key, document everything! On a jump drive specifically keep a back up of all files. For your safety.

Abuse and neglect registry make sure you follow the statute of limitations, make sure you are familiar with your state law in this.

File a judiciary complaint if the judge is not doing his/her job.

File a bar complaint if the attorney is not doing his/her job.

Get a copy of your states youth court rules for your state.