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The Case Advocates is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation.

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    Fill out a quick confidential intake form or give us a call and one of our intake coordinators can assist you.

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    We review your situation

    The information you send is reviewed privately so we understand your case before we speak.

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    We call you back if you used the form — or we talk live if you called

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When Your Case Feels Overwhelming, Start Here.

CPS investigations, custody disputes, child support issues, court hearings, and stacks of documents can become overwhelming quickly. The Case Advocates helps you understand what is happening, identify what needs your attention, organize the facts and evidence that matter, and prepare for the next stage of your case.

Whether you already have an attorney, are trying to decide if you need one, or are handling parts of your case yourself, you can get practical case support throughout the preparation process.

What Do You Need Help With?

I’m Dealing With CPS

Get information and support for CPS investigations, case plans, records, hearings, evidence, reunification issues, and case preparation.

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I Have a Custody or Child Support Case

Get help understanding the issues in your case, organizing records and evidence, building a clear timeline, and preparing for upcoming court proceedings.

Explore Family Court Help

Do I Need a CPS Attorney?

Understand the difference between a CPS attorney and a case advocate, what each role can do, and which type of support may fit your situation.

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You Don’t Have to Organize Everything Alone

Case and Document Review

Organize court records, CPS reports, communications, evidence, and other important information.

Case Timeline and Summary

Create a clear picture of what happened, what has been ordered, and what may still be missing.

Hearing and Attorney Preparation

Help clients organize questions, documents, concerns, and important facts before meetings or hearings.

Ongoing Case Support

Provide responsive, hands-on assistance throughout the client’s case and preparation process.

Matters We Help Organize

The Case Advocates provides case organization and document review across a range of family-court matters.

CPS / Child Welfare

Organize CPS records, court orders, case plans, visitation logs, service records and allegations.

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Child Custody

Organize custody orders, parenting evidence, communications, school and medical records.

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Parenting Time / Visitation

Document parenting schedules, missed visits, exchanges and visitation-related communications.

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Child Support

Organize support orders, payment histories, custody schedules, income-related records, documented expenses and questions surrounding your child support case.

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Guardianship

Organize guardianship records, current orders, placement history and related court documents.

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Personal Support

Support From Someone Who Understands

My services are designed to provide an affordable, responsive, and hands-on level of case support for families who need help staying organized and prepared.

Find Case Support in Your State

Child welfare agencies and court processes vary by state. Explore state-specific information and learn how The Case Advocates can help you organize and better understand your case.

California

CPS & Juvenile Dependency Case Support

Help organizing county child-welfare records, juvenile dependency court documents, case plans, and visitation information.

Texas

DFPS, CPI & CPS Case Support

Help organizing DFPS and CPI records, child protection court documents, service plans, and communications.

Florida

DCF & Dependency Court Case Support

Support with DCF records, dependency court documents, shelter orders, case plans, and visitation.

New York

ACS / Child Protective & Family Court Support

Help organizing ACS or local agency records, Family Court documents, and Article 10 case information.

Missouri

Children’s Division & Juvenile Court Case Support

Support with Children’s Division records, juvenile court documents, timelines, and evidence organization.

Helpful CPS & Family Court Resources

If you are trying to understand what is happening in your case, these guides can help you get organized, understand common processes, and prepare better questions.

Child Welfare / CPS

CPS Attorney vs. Case Advocate: What’s the Difference?

Not sure whether you need a CPS attorney or a case advocate? Learn what each role can and cannot do, what help each provides, and which type of support may fit your situation.

Child Welfare / CPS

What to Do After CPS Removes Your Child

A practical overview of the immediate steps parents can take after a child removal, including documents, hearings, evidence, services, and attorney communication.

Child Welfare / CPS

Completed Your CPS Case Plan but Children Aren't Home?

Completed your CPS case plan but your children still haven’t returned home? Learn how to organize your services, completion records, visitation, CPS reports, court orders, and unresolved case issues.

Child Welfare / CPS

How to Get CPS Records

The general process for requesting CPS and child welfare records, what records may exist, and why access rules differ by state.

Child Custody / Family Court

What Evidence Helps in a Child Custody Case?

Documents and evidence that may be important to organize in a custody case, including parenting records, messages, school records, medical records, and timelines.

Child Custody / Family Court

How to Prepare for Child Custody Mediation

How to prepare for child custody mediation by organizing parenting schedules, concerns, records, proposed solutions, and questions.

Child Support

Child Support Help & Case Organization

Confused about your child support case? The Case Advocates helps parents organize child support orders, payment records, income information, custody schedules, expenses and court documents so they can better understand and prepare for their case.

Child Custody / Family Court

How to Document Parenting Time Without a Co-Parenting App

The other parent won’t use a co-parenting app? Learn how to build a private parenting-time log with dated entries, exchanges, messages, schedule changes, and supporting records.

Protection Orders / Domestic Violence

How to Prepare for a Domestic Violence Protection Order Hearing When a Child Is Involved

Learn how to organize documents, evidence, timelines and questions before a domestic violence protection order hearing involving a child—especially when you cannot afford a private attorney.

Let’s Start by Understanding Your Situation.

Complete a confidential intake so we can learn what happened, what documents you have, what deadlines may be approaching, and whether our services are appropriate for your needs.

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The Case Advocates is a case advocacy firm and does not provide legal representation or legal advice. Services are limited to case organization, document assistance, educational information, research support, preparation, and general advocacy support. Submitting an intake does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee acceptance of a case or any particular outcome.

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