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ACS TOLD ME I HAVE TO LEAVE MY HOUSE

One of the most illegal and damaging things that ACS workers do, is when they decide that a parent must leave the home and demand that he/she leaves without a court order. ACS workers will threaten the other parent with the removal of the children if the target parent does not leave. Only a judge has the legal authority to remove a parent from the home. If ACS has demanded that you leave the home, please contact an attorney as soon as possible and stand on your rights. Call The Law Offices of Michael S. Discioarro, LLC at 917-519-8417.

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