Juvenile Dependancy Law
Dependency law is highly complex and specialized. Within the juvenile dependency system, it is not uncommon to find social workers, therapists, opposing attorneys, district attorneys, judges, and commissioners—all of whom may have different ideas—involved in the process.
Practicing in juvenile dependency law since 1980, The Law Offices of Steven R. Liss have always placed a special emphasis on these concerns in our practice. As a result, our level of experience, expertise, and history of achieving satisfying results in these matters is impressive.
The majority of our dependency law cases involve child abuse. The most common forms of child abuse are physical abuse, emotional abuse and sexual abuse. In the unfortunate circumstance that the children are taken away by the state, the firm works diligently to place the children in the care of relatives such as grandparents or guardians.
As a firm, we have successfully resolved thousands of juvenile dependency cases for parents, grandparents, guardians, and other family members who have been accused of child abuse, child neglect, emotional abuse, or molestation. We have also successfully represented the rights of foster parents and de facto parents in juvenile dependency law cases.
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- The rights of parents and grandparents in dependency cases
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We can help you manage your dependency law case.
If you have a legal concern involving juvenile dependency law, contact The Law Offices of Steven R. Liss today for quality representation, unmatched experience, and genuine concern for your needs.