In this episode, Alvin Eugene Richards III, Esq., examines the serious implications of domestic violence allegations in Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCP&P) cases. He breaks down how allegations, whether substantiated or not, can immediately prompt DCP&P involvement and set off a chain of investigations and legal actions that affect both parents and children.

Richards highlights the emotional and psychological impact on children, the challenges parents face in proving or defending against allegations, and how these cases can overlap with other family law issues such as custody, visitation, and restraining orders. The episode explores concerns, the rold of DCP&P caseworkers, and the heightened scrutiny families may encounter.