Legal Rights In Wisconsin

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Allegations of sexual abuse are serious and typically involve Child Protective Services. Legal notices should be served formally, not via text. Placement changes usually need court approval. Consult a local lawyer for specific advice.

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My son's step daughter made allegations of sexual abuse * weeks ago. She was placed with her grandmother with no paperwork or other action taken. On Friday, they asked him to leave the home and issued paperwork via text message. Is that legal?
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your son's situation. It's important to consult a lawyer in your location for precise advice. As a general rule:
- Formal legal actions should be issued via official channels, not text messages.
- Accusations of sexual abuse are serious and typically involve child protection services.
- Temporary relocation of a child usually requires legal paperwork.
Could you share your location for more specific information?
Menomonie Wisconsin
Hello ****,
Based on Wisconsin law:
- Child Protective Services typically handles abuse allegations.
- Legal notices should be served formally, not through text.
- Placement changes usually need court approval.
I suggest contacting a local lawyer for in-depth advice.
Do you feel his rights were violated?
As a legal information provider, I can't form opinions on specific cases. However, based on the information provided, there are processes in place to protect rights in such situations. It's crucial that your son consults a lawyer in Wisconsin for accurate advice.