Beaverton Juvenile Dependency Attorney

Dealing with the Department of Human Services, also called Child Protective Services (CPS) or the State Offices for Services to Children and Families (SOSCF) is extremely sensitive and frustrating under any circumstances. At the Law Office of Shelley L. Fuller & Associates, our juvenile dependency attorneys have years of experience dealing with DHS/CPS/SOSCF under the following circumstances:

• Representing parents who have been contacted by DHS/CPS/SOSCF who have already had their children removed from their care or who are being threatened with removal of their children.
• Children who have been removed from their parent's care and are placed with family members or a foster family.
• Relatives of families who are involved in the DHS/CPS/SOSCF system who are seeking contact or visitation with the children or want to adopt.
• Foster parents who are seeking advice on dealing with DHS/CPS/SOSCF on placement or adoption of a fosterchild.

There is nothing worse that can be done to a parent than taking their child away. Know when it may be justified and when DHS/CPS has gone too far. Know when to work with the agency and when to fight. Contact our Juvenile Dependency attorneys immediately if you have been contacted by DHS/CPS and have questions on where to go next.

Beaverton Juvenile Criminal Defense Attorney

It's no secret that dealing with Juvenile law matters in Oregon can be complicated and frustrating. Having an experienced attorney on your child's side can make all the difference in the world. At the Law Office Of Shelley L. Fuller & Associates, our juvenile delinquency attorneys have years of experience dealing with juvenile law matters including:

• Delinquency cases / criminal matters - all misdemeanors and felonies
• Drug possession
• Theft
• Assault
• Vandalism
• Probation violations
• Expungements and more

Over the years we have learned that handling juvenile law and delinquency matters properly from the beginning gives your child the best chance of achieving a satisfactory resolution.

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