If CPS closes its case, you may feel relieved—but you still need to be careful. At Barina Law Group in Temple, we help parents understand what case closure really means—and what steps to take afterward.

Case closure may happen when:

• Allegations are ruled out or unsubstantiated
• Services are completed and the family is stable
• The child is placed with a relative or adoptive home

But even after closure:

• CPS may keep a record of the case
• You may still be monitored informally
• Past allegations could resurface in custody or employment matters

We help families:

• Clear up false reports on record
• Restore parental rights
• Reunite legally and formally with children
• Update court orders or conservatorship arrangements

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