Greegor
2008-09-28 01:35:13 UTC
Posted by a happy mother on fightCPS.com
"I just want to update you guys on how our case is finally closed
after a hellish two months away from our babies and all charges
against us were dismissed! Smile
However, we are proceeding with caution because our lawyers warned us
the other side has 10 days to appeal. We are enjoying every second
with our babies, but I'm still going forward as if they were still
coming after us. We're going to be doing everything that they were
going to try to get us to do, but instead of it being court ordered,
we're doing it on our own. You can never be too safe, and we will do
whatever it takes to make sure that no one ever takes our babies away
again.
I want to thank everyone for their replies, they certainly helped!
Keeping a journal is so important, and every time they refuse you
something or if something happens, write it down. Little things add
up. This way you remember everything that happens and can give
accurate dates. That gives you more confidence when you answer your
questions instead of being unsure, and with confidence in your
answers, it shows, and you build more credibility.
Advice that I would give is to be proactive, responsible, and to take
the initiative. Showing through actions (show up to your appointments,
be on time, turn in paperwork, dress neatly and as professional as
possible - appearances do matter and you are being judged by everyone
around you, be polite, don't curse no matter how frustrated you get,
and just be responsible and together despite the chaos) and not just
only saying that you care and will do whatever it takes to bring your
child back speaks louder than words. Also, you have to act like an
adult as well as a role model and at least look like you have yourself
together in order to prove that you can care for your child.
Keep your mind open to change and suggestions. We can all improve
ourselves. No one is perfect and we all have our flaws. We all have
problems. We all have bad days.
When you speak in court, people tend to look at the lawyer instead of
the judge since the lawyers are asking you the questions. Try to make
eye contact with the judge and connect with him or her when you speak,
they're the one to determine your fate (and the fate of your
children).
I also want to thank LanceBabe for her recommendation for Cherise
Cuevas. We hired her and Kyle Skopic. They were an amazing team and
are phenomenal lawyers. They recently helped us bring our babies hope,
and we are just so thankful and happy beyond words. I highly recommend
both lawyers, so if you are seeking someone experienced in taking on
Cherise Cuevas Law, P.L.L.C.
703.815.0000http://www.cuevaslaw.us/attorneybio.html
Kyle E Skopic Law Office
(703) 246-9530
Even though I am just so happy to finally get my babies home after
only getting 6 hrs visitation a MONTH these past two months, which has
been torture for us since we've never been apart from them before, I'm
also thinking of you guys. I know how tough it is.
Don't let CPS win. Sometimes you have to hit the bottom to come back
up so have faith and stay strong. Never give up hope, and never stop
fighting to get your kids. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers,
and I hope all of your children will be returned to you soon."
How can anybody verify the authenticity of this"I just want to update you guys on how our case is finally closed
after a hellish two months away from our babies and all charges
against us were dismissed! Smile
However, we are proceeding with caution because our lawyers warned us
the other side has 10 days to appeal. We are enjoying every second
with our babies, but I'm still going forward as if they were still
coming after us. We're going to be doing everything that they were
going to try to get us to do, but instead of it being court ordered,
we're doing it on our own. You can never be too safe, and we will do
whatever it takes to make sure that no one ever takes our babies away
again.
I want to thank everyone for their replies, they certainly helped!
Keeping a journal is so important, and every time they refuse you
something or if something happens, write it down. Little things add
up. This way you remember everything that happens and can give
accurate dates. That gives you more confidence when you answer your
questions instead of being unsure, and with confidence in your
answers, it shows, and you build more credibility.
Advice that I would give is to be proactive, responsible, and to take
the initiative. Showing through actions (show up to your appointments,
be on time, turn in paperwork, dress neatly and as professional as
possible - appearances do matter and you are being judged by everyone
around you, be polite, don't curse no matter how frustrated you get,
and just be responsible and together despite the chaos) and not just
only saying that you care and will do whatever it takes to bring your
child back speaks louder than words. Also, you have to act like an
adult as well as a role model and at least look like you have yourself
together in order to prove that you can care for your child.
Keep your mind open to change and suggestions. We can all improve
ourselves. No one is perfect and we all have our flaws. We all have
problems. We all have bad days.
When you speak in court, people tend to look at the lawyer instead of
the judge since the lawyers are asking you the questions. Try to make
eye contact with the judge and connect with him or her when you speak,
they're the one to determine your fate (and the fate of your
children).
I also want to thank LanceBabe for her recommendation for Cherise
Cuevas. We hired her and Kyle Skopic. They were an amazing team and
are phenomenal lawyers. They recently helped us bring our babies hope,
and we are just so thankful and happy beyond words. I highly recommend
both lawyers, so if you are seeking someone experienced in taking on
Cherise Cuevas Law, P.L.L.C.
703.815.0000http://www.cuevaslaw.us/attorneybio.html
Kyle E Skopic Law Office
(703) 246-9530
Even though I am just so happy to finally get my babies home after
only getting 6 hrs visitation a MONTH these past two months, which has
been torture for us since we've never been apart from them before, I'm
also thinking of you guys. I know how tough it is.
Don't let CPS win. Sometimes you have to hit the bottom to come back
up so have faith and stay strong. Never give up hope, and never stop
fighting to get your kids. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers,
and I hope all of your children will be returned to you soon."
cartoon like wishful thinking outcome and
advertisement for two lawyers?
Did anything about this strike you as
just a wee bit too sunny and too quick, Dan?
How many such optimistic and short outcomes
have you seen in your huge experience, Dan?
WHY is it that these people wrote stuff
about doing services they don't even have to?
How do I know this isn't another one of your
Oliver Sutton type fakes to shill for
your position or yourself using outright lies?
Come on Dan, this one reads like a cartoon you wrote!