NEW YORK CITY ACS DEFENSE LAWYER

In a recent case in Staten Island, ACS worker Ms. Schiffon Jorge testified about bruises on a child. As in all ACS cases, the ACS workers will allege that any bruise on a child is the result of child abuse by the parents. A scraped knee to an ACS worker in NYC is clear evidence of child abuse.On cross examination, Ms. Jorge stated she had "no" medical training and became defense and said "I am not a doctor.". This did not prevent her from testifying against the parents about suspicious bruises. ACS workers are poorly hired, trained and supervised. The vast majority quit after less than two years. ACS is a highly dysfunctional agency with no real leadership. The most effective tool that parents have against any ACS worker is demand an attorney and not speak to them. Parents have a right to counsel, even though ACS workers will deny this and demand to know why parents obtained a lawyer. FIGHTACS.COM BROOKLYNACSLAWYER.COM

ACS workers will often demand to speak to the children alone outside the presence of the parents. This is a common request by aggressive ACS workers. If a parent does not comply, the ACS worker will go to court and ask a judge for an order directing the parents to do so. Unfortunately, we are seeing this tactic more and more. It is also true that the vast majority of Family Court judges will rubber stamp most ACS requests. It is difficult to find a truly independent Family Court judge. Most live in fear of ACS, Thus granting any motion ACS brings before them. If you are a parent facing such an issues, contact an attorney immediately. You must address these issues in court and make the judge aware what ACS workers have been doing. FIGHTACS.COM

ACS wrongfully accused a mother of harming her sick child. Queens ACS lawyer, Michael Discioarro, was able to prove to the court that the mother was innocent and ACS was trumping up charges against the family. New York, New York, July 3, 2018 (PressRelease.com) -  The case of ACS v. J.H was a difficult one. The child in question was born ine very difficult manner and as a reult sustained childbirth injuries. As a result, the child underwent numerous surgeries to alleviate the injruies to his head. During one of the hospital stays, ACS witness, Dr. Jamie Hoffman-Rosenfeld, determined that the child was being intentionally injured by someone. ACS lawyers then drafted a petition that accused both the mother and father of abusing their child. The child was placed in foster care for 18 months while the court case dragged on. Finally the case was sent to The Hon. J. Caloras for trial. Because of ACS delays the trial dragged on for months. ACS was represented by attorney Dafna Schindler.