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[quote=Anonymous]my #4 above wasn't very clear - I mean when you contact your brother's deployed wife, be careful and make sure she shares your concerns.  What is her relationshiop with your brother like?  With your neice?  Just be careful, and if you don't know what she's like with your neice, make sure your mom asks your neice about her relationship with her deployed mom/stepmom.  You just want to have the best heads up you can if the mom would NOT support you guys trying to intervene.

The lawyer is a great idea, and if you're feeling really ready to research, you should try speaking to an AAG (Assistant Attorney General) or whoever the lawyers for CPS are in your town.  Sometimes you can do this by finding out where CPS cases are heard and just going down and trying to flag down a lawyer to run the situation by them and ask for advice or referrals.  If I didn't already know a lot about CPS, this is what I"d do to understand my full range of options.   Sometimes private attorneys don't know as much of the details as they need to (if they don't work with CPS regularly) about the subtleties of a situation like this and the legalities.  But it's still a really good idea to have your own laywer that you work with as well.  If this goes a legal route, you'll absolutely need your own lawyer.[/quote]

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