As previously discussed, New York Child abuse cases that allege that a child was “abuse” as opposed to neglected may be difficult to prove since abuse requires proof of the infliction of a physical injury caused by other than accidental means that causes a substantial risk of death or other…
Understanding the legal definition of relevant terms associated with New York child abuse or neglect allegations is imperative when you are the subject of a report alleging child abuse, maltreatment and/or neglect. These definitions are set forth in the Social Services Law, the Family Court Act and the Mental Hygiene…
While not technically criminal in nature, New York Child Protective Service investigations often accompany criminal charges for Assault and/or Endangering the Welfare of a Child. In addition, these child abuse and neglect investigations can lead to New York Family Court actions. Did you know that just the slightest mark, scratch,…