What should I do during my DCF home visit if I feel as though the DCF Social worker is being unfair?

Описание: DCF home visit Massachusetts unfair treatment is a concern many parents have, and in this video I explain what you should do if you feel a DCF social worker is not being fair during a home visit. I explain why staying calm, respectful, and polite at all times protects you, even when the interaction feels uncomfortable. I also explain how DCF may observe your behavior during the visit and why reacting with patience and self-control can help prevent misunderstandings and negative notes in your case.

Here is what you’ll learn:

What to do if you feel DCF is being unfair during a home visit
Why staying calm matters in a Massachusetts DCF home visit
How DCF may document your behavior and cooperation
Why respect and courtesy can protect you during a DCF investigation
Practical tips to stay composed during a DCF home visit

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This video is not intended as legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please consult a lawyer regarding your legal issue.

Since 1991 Boston attorney Kevin Patrick Seaver has specialized in family law, including divorce and fighting false child abuse allegations and getting DCF cases closed once and for all. Giving parents freedom and happiness.

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Transcript:

What is the 15th most frequently asked question about DCF home visits in Massachusetts? What should I do during my DCF home visit if I feel as though the DCF service workers being unfair? Sometimes DCF likes to poke the bear, meaning you. Be cool as a cucumber coming out of a refrigerator. Nothing is gained by being hostile or angry or swearing or being disruptive with DCF service workers. At all times, be courteous, kind and polite. Even if they lower themselves below that level. As Aretha Franklin said, respect.

Give it and you should receive it. DCF should be like a mayor. If you treat them right, they should treat you right. And that should be a two-way street. But when they don't, don't take coverage to it. It's not just DCF social workers who are disrespectful. Unfortunately, I see a lot of people who don't open doors for people, don't say please or thank you and you're welcome. They should, but they don't. So put the big girl, the big boy pants on and just be ready for whatever comes at you. But always stay courteous, kind and polite to DCF. They may be testing you. They may want to write down how lousy you treated them. But you don't get the same criticism to be able to write about them. So don't play the game. Be smart really smart. You're gonna allow them to poke you. Be calm, be cool, be collected. And above all, respect.