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Here's an article I found on the web today that might interest you. It's by W. Timothy Howes, Esq., an attorney who publishes www.njcases.com. Here's a quick excerpt: Frequently Asked Questions:  Court Proceedings in DYFS Litigation When DYFS removes a child from its home in New Jersey, the law requires litigation to protect the rights of the parent and of the child.  There are several steps in child welfare litigation, all of which are mandated by New Jersey law.  The following is an outline of the steps in child welfare litigation.  Howes & Howes has extensive experience in child welfare litigation.  If you have a question, then you should contact our office. You'll find the complete text of this article at: http://www.njcases.com/test/article/frequently_asked_questions_court_proceedings_in_dyfs_litigation/ .