Routinely, ACS lawyers need exert witnesses to testify in court against parents. These experts need to be nurses or medical doctors. In order to advance their agenda, ACS has a few medical professionals on call for court testimony. These are not doctors and nurses in the traditional sense. They are part of the ACS apparatus that accuses parents of child abuse. They do very little research in any of the cases and will gladly swear under oath that the child they have examined is being abused by their parents. In the most outrageous cases, the child psychologist will testify about a child, without ever speaking with them. In our practice we routinely see ACS use the same "experts" over and over again. The ACS lawyers count on the fact that most parents in New York City accused of abuse cannot afford to hire their own experts. In one recent child abuse trial, the ACS experts were easily discredited and the client was found NOT GUILTY of all charges. Child abuse should not be an agenda. If a child is suspected of being abuses, independent experts should be consulted in order to obtain an honest review of the facts. This is just another way that ACS is allowed to attack parents without consequences. QUEENSACSLAWYER.COM
ACS Lawyer Announces Lawsuit Against ACS On Behalf of Innocent Mother The Law Offices of Michael S. Discioarro, LLC Announced Today A Lawsuit Filed Against ACS by The Firm On Behalf Of An Innocent Mother. By: LAW OFFICES OF MICHAEL DISCIOARRO BRONX, N.Y. - June 8, 2022 - PRLog -- "These facts are so outrageous they need to be judged by a jury." Mr. Discioarro said. In new lawsuit in the case of X.J v ACS , ACS filed a petition of neglect against and innocent mother, removed her child who had special needs, only to dismiss the case three days after it was filed. "this is an incredible abuse of power, the worst I have seen in a while." Mr. Discioarro said. The mother was completely blindsided by the removal of the child into foster care and fought every step of the way to get the child back. ACS and other child protective agencies receive state and federal funding for each child removed. Thus, the more children they remove, the ...
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