Can I sue DCSS?
You probably cannot sue Department of Child Support Services (DCSS), but you can file a motion for the return of funds they took. If they sent out funds to the other side and cannot collect, that isn’t your problem. DCSS has the mony to pay back what is owed to you. The motion needs to be filed in family court.
How do I file a complaint against CPS in California?
If you suspect a child is being abused or know of a family that may need additional support or access to resources, please contact DCFS immediately: Toll-free within California: (800) 540-4000. If calling from outside of California: (213) 639-4500.
What is a DCSS hearing?
A DCSS hearing is an administrative hearing conducted by the state during which you have an opportunity to present evidence and argument regarding your dispute with your Local Child Support Agency.
Who is in charge of CPS in California?
The California Department of Child Support oversees California’s Child Support Program.
How do I file a complaint against a DCFS social worker in California?
The GARM Bureau Liaison must receive the DCFS 4161 within 10 calendar days from the date you became aware of the action which is under complaint. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT THE DCFS 4161 VIA EMAIL OR FAX, PLEASE SEND TO [email protected] or (213) 427-6154.
Can My Local Child Support Agency resolve a complaint?
Your local child support agency can resolve complaints about: Your local agency cannot resolve complaints regarding actions taken by the court. These would be things like: Only the court can resolve these matters.
How do I contact the California Department of child support?
The California Department of Child Support oversees California’s Child Support Program. For additional information, please contact them at (916) 464-5050 or (866) 249-0773 or visit them at https://childsupport.ca.gov/ .
Where can I find the appropriate county CWS agency?
The appropriate county CWS agency is the county, in which, the child resides. These telephone number are also available in the County Government section of the local telephone directory, or call 911 for emergencies.
What happens if a complaint is not resolved within 30 days?
• If a complaint cannot be resolved within 30 days, your agency may extend the time for resolving a complaint up to a maximum of 30 additional days. If the period for resolving a complaint is extended for any reason, the agency will mail a notice stating the reason for the extension.