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<blockquote data-quote="Twinners" data-source="post: 306157" data-attributes="member: 7833"><p>I think it is standard operating procedure for CPS to go to the schools and talk to the kids by themselves. At least it has been in my experience. My mother was reported once when I was a teenager. CPS went to the schools to talk to my two sisters and I without my mothers knowledge. It was only after she'd finished gathering outside info (from us, the teachers and so forth) that she went to finally speak to my mother. Maybe the CPS worker is still in the info gathering stage of your case and that is why she still has yet to speak to you. </p><p></p><p>Or, if the case only involves your husband and his children, maybe she won't have to speak to you at all since they are no longer living there. I know the police officer told you they'd be by within 72 hours, but I'm thinking the restraining order may have changed things where your involvement is concerned. Their primary concern is probably difficult children and his sister's welfare and that is something you will have limited, if any, say <em>in</em> or <em>about</em> from now on due to the restraining order/separation. That is just a guess on my part though. The only way you'll know for certain is to talk to the CPS lady yourself. However, if the case is only against/for your husband, she may not even be willing to discuss it with you at all. Still, I'd call just to be sure.</p><p></p><p>When you say the "same" CPS lady, do you mean she's the one who was working on your case before now? If so, do you know if your name was on it or was it just your husband's?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Twinners, post: 306157, member: 7833"] I think it is standard operating procedure for CPS to go to the schools and talk to the kids by themselves. At least it has been in my experience. My mother was reported once when I was a teenager. CPS went to the schools to talk to my two sisters and I without my mothers knowledge. It was only after she'd finished gathering outside info (from us, the teachers and so forth) that she went to finally speak to my mother. Maybe the CPS worker is still in the info gathering stage of your case and that is why she still has yet to speak to you. Or, if the case only involves your husband and his children, maybe she won't have to speak to you at all since they are no longer living there. I know the police officer told you they'd be by within 72 hours, but I'm thinking the restraining order may have changed things where your involvement is concerned. Their primary concern is probably difficult children and his sister's welfare and that is something you will have limited, if any, say [I]in[/I] or [I]about[/I] from now on due to the restraining order/separation. That is just a guess on my part though. The only way you'll know for certain is to talk to the CPS lady yourself. However, if the case is only against/for your husband, she may not even be willing to discuss it with you at all. Still, I'd call just to be sure. When you say the "same" CPS lady, do you mean she's the one who was working on your case before now? If so, do you know if your name was on it or was it just your husband's? [/QUOTE]
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