ALL Trial Lawyers Secures Major CPS Case Victories, Establishes Leadership in San Bernardino Juvenile Dependency Defense
San Bernardino, CA - ALL Trial Lawyers, the powerhouse behind SanBernardinoCPSLawyer.com, is proud to announce a series of major victories for parents navigating Child Protective Services (CPS) investigations and juvenile dependency court in San Bernardino County. As the Inland Empire faces a rise in CPS interventions, ALL Trial Lawyers has cemented its role as the go-to legal team for protecting parental rights and reuniting families.
With a specialized focus on juvenile dependency law, the firm has successfully defended hundreds of parents facing allegations of neglect, abuse, substance use, and more. These victories include emergency removal reversals, case dismissals, reunifications, and court-approved relative placements, helping clients avoid long-term foster care and loss of custody.
'No parent should have to face the juvenile dependency system alone,' said lead attorney Mo Abuershaid. 'We fight aggressively to make sure CPS and the courts follow the law, and that our clients are treated with dignity, fairness, and compassion.'
Recognized Authority in CPS Investigations and Child Welfare Defense
ALL Trial Lawyers stands out for its deep experience with CPS and San Bernardino County Children and Family Services cases. The team knows how to dissect CPS reports, challenge unverified claims, and hold social workers accountable when they overstep. To help families better understand what's at stake, the firm offers this detailed guide: What to Expect in a CPS Investigation.
From general neglect to severe physical and sexual abuse allegations, the attorneys at ALL Trial Lawyers are equipped to defend even the most serious cases. Learn more about the firm's approach to Child Abuse and Neglect Cases in San Bernardino.
Local Insight, Strategic Defense
With offices in San Bernardino and a focus exclusively on juvenile dependency and CPS defense, the firm brings local insight and courtroom experience that general family law firms simply don't offer. They work closely with expert witnesses, trauma-informed professionals, and extended family to build strong, evidence-based defenses and keep children with their parents or relatives whenever possible.
About ALL Trial Lawyers
ALL Trial Lawyers is a leading CPS and juvenile dependency law firm based in San Bernardino, California. With a reputation for results-driven advocacy, the firm is committed to protecting families, defending parental rights, and guiding clients through the emotional and legal challenges of the juvenile court system.
If CPS has contacted you or your children have been removed, time is critical. Contact ALL Trial Lawyers today to protect your rights and your family.
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Phone: (866) 811-4255
Country: United States
Website: http://www.alltriallawyers.com/
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