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 Child Abuse/Neglect
 
 

The role of the family in American society is important in our nation's history and tradition.  

 

The law assumes that all parents want to and do act in their children's best interest. Based on this assumption, parents are given the right to raise their children with the responsibility of adequately providing, protecting, and caring for them. Charges of child abuse or neglect are grounds for rebutting this parental right. When parents cannot meet the responsibilities that come with raising their children, the Court has a right to intervene. When you or someone you know is facing this situation, it is important to get professional legal help from a qualified attorney. 

Even the best of parents could be falsely accused of child abuse or neglect by a disgruntled former spouse, other parent or significant other, family member or neighbor. These charges are serious and should not be taken lightly, even when you know the accusation is unfounded. It is not worth losing your children by not allowing an attorney help you through this difficult situation. 

Please call us at (518) 218-7100 or email abuse@tullylegal.com to contact an attorney who can help.

 

Our attorneys can help in a variety of situations.

 

You and/or your spouse have been accused of Child Abuse/Neglect.  

You have not been accused, but are named as an "interested party" in a Child Abuse/ Neglect case.

We can act as a neutral Law Guardian to represent the children allegedly abused or neglected, if appointed by the Court.

 

There are many different forms of child abuse and neglect. 

 

Child abuse can be any act which endangers or impairs a child's well-being. Child abuse can be sexual, physical, emotional or psychological. 

 Child neglect can be any act which deprives a child of their essential needs. As with abuse, there are different types of neglect such as physical, educational, emotional and lack of supervision.

 

Please call us at (518) 218-7100 or email abuse@tullylegal.com to contact an attorney who can help.

 

 

 

 
 

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