ACS contacts parents in two ways. For the most part, they call and try to set up a time to visit the home. In some cases, ACS workers will make a surprise visit to the home to try and catch the parent off guard. The goal is to catch the parent in a moment of panic so the parent will speak to them and let them in the home. Once you refuse ACS access to the home, they will usually contact the police and come back with police officers. The officers will then in turn try to convince you to open the dorr and make things "easy on yourself".
If you still refuse, the ACS worker can go to a Family Court Judge and ask for an order letting her into the home. This is done as a matter of routine and it does not take much for Family Court Judges to issue these orders. For the most part, most Family Court judges are deathly afraid to say no to ACS, so they simply sign off on any ACS request. The ACS worker will then come back with a warrant from the judge. If an ACS worker wants access to your home, you must contact an attorney immediately. The average person is not capable of handling what ACS workers do to parents. Never speak to the ACS worker and always insist on an attorney.
If you still refuse, the ACS worker can go to a Family Court Judge and ask for an order letting her into the home. This is done as a matter of routine and it does not take much for Family Court Judges to issue these orders. For the most part, most Family Court judges are deathly afraid to say no to ACS, so they simply sign off on any ACS request. The ACS worker will then come back with a warrant from the judge. If an ACS worker wants access to your home, you must contact an attorney immediately. The average person is not capable of handling what ACS workers do to parents. Never speak to the ACS worker and always insist on an attorney.
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