Parents have a right to raise their children without state interference under what has been referred to as the most fundamental right in the United States Constitution.   However, there is a point where parental decisions cross the line into abuse or neglect or children engage in activities that would be criminal if they were adults. When this occurs, Child Protective Services (CPS) may be notified by any concerned third party and are required to be notified by certain individuals and entities such as medical ... Read More