Cps Negligence Legal Options

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CPS is generally immune from lawsuits in Mississippi, except for gross negligence or intentional misconduct. You may have a claim if you can prove CPS acted wrongly. Police officers are expected to maintain confidentiality of sensitive information; failure to do so might lead to a claim for invasion of privacy. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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CPS had taken my son about * weeks ago while he has been in the foster parents custody and I've been getting supervised visitation every Thursday for * hour I told them that he sounded sick today they tell me in a safety plan meeting that my son was admitted to the hospital with RSV is there any way that I can sue child protective services not only for my son not being taken care of and having the failure to protect my child but for telling me a day after he was admitted to the hospital
Hello Ashley, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To provide accurate information, could you please tell me where you are located? Laws about suing Child Protective Services can vary greatly depending on jurisdiction.
Stone county Mississippi
Hello Ashley, I'm truly sorry to hear about your predicament. In Mississippi:
- CPS is generally immune from lawsuits, except for gross negligence or intentional misconduct.
- You may have an avenue if you can prove that CPS acted wrongly.

I'd suggest consulting with a local attorney for specific advice.
Also when we had a traffic stop with the police they blurted out my confidential information from CPS in front of all the other cops can I sue them for not protecting my confidentiality
Hello Ashley, I understand your concern. In Mississippi:
- Police officers are expected to maintain confidentiality of sensitive information.
- If they failed to do so, you might potentially have a claim for invasion of privacy.
I recommend speaking to a local attorney for more specific advice.