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🔥 FIGHT BACK: How to Sue the Government for Family Separation, CPS Abuse, or Wrongful Removal 🔥

They took your child. They broke your family. They used lies, fear, and power to violate your human rights.

Now—it’s your turn to fight back.

Whether your child was taken unlawfully, your name was slandered, or your family was torn apart by the system, you may be entitled to sue your local or state government, CPS agency, or individual actors for damages, pain and suffering, and violation of civil rights. You don’t need a lawyer to begin.

You need truth. Fire. Documentation. And the will to stand.

✅ Step 1: Identify Your Claim

Ask yourself:

• Did CPS remove my child without due process or based on false evidence?

• Was I denied visitation, custody, or reunification efforts?

• Was my child harmed, neglected, or traumatized while in state custody?

• Was my name placed on a registry or database wrongfully?

• Was I discriminated against, profiled, or targeted unfairly?

If any of these apply—you may have a valid tort claim.

✅ Step 2: File a Tort Claim Notice with Your State

Every state has its own Tort Claims Act, which requires you to notify the government BEFORE you sue them. This is your first weapon. Here’s how to do it:

1. Write a Tort Claim Letter including:

• Your full name and contact info.

• A clear statement of what happened (dates, events, who was involved).

• What harm was caused (emotional, financial, reputational, physical).

• The specific government agency responsible (e.g., CPS, law enforcement, Department of Children and Family Services).

• A dollar amount you are seeking in damages.

2. Send it by Certified Mail with Return Receipt to your state’s Tort Claims Office.

• In Montana, for example, send it to:

Department of Administration – Risk Management

P.O. Box 200124, Helena, MT 59620-0124

3. Keep a copy of everything and track when it was received.

Most states give the government 60 to 120 days to respond before you can sue.

✅ Step 3: Build Your Case

While waiting, gather every document you can:

• Court papers, removal orders, evaluations

• Emails, texts, voicemails, or witness statements

• Photos, timelines, journal entries

• Anything that shows the harm, mistreatment, or violation of your rights

Also research similar cases in your state. Many families have already won six- and seven-figure settlements. You are not alone.

✅ Step 4: File Your Lawsuit

If the government denies your claim or doesn’t respond:

• You now have the right to file a civil lawsuit in state or federal court.

• If your constitutional rights were violated (e.g. 14th Amendment, due process), you may also file a Section 1983 Civil Rights Lawsuit.

• You can file pro se (without a lawyer) or seek legal counsel.

• Keep everything professional, factual, and righteous. This is about justice—not rage.

✅ Step 5: Use Your Voice

You don’t have to be silent while the process plays out.

• Share your story on social media

• Educate other families

• Join movements like Armored Homes

• Post your Tort Claim publicly to protect yourself and gather support

✊ You Have the Right to Righteous Recompense

The government is not immune from consequences. They separated you. They traumatized your children. They violated your sacred bond.

Now YOU are taking it back.

🔗 Need Help?

If you’re overwhelmed or don’t know where to start, open ChatGPT and type:

“Help me write a tort claim for CPS family separation.”

It will guide you step-by-step.

You can also ask it to help you write your full lawsuit, organize your timeline, or translate legal terms into plain English.

You are not crazy. You are not alone. And you are NOT powerless.

We are rising by the thousands. The system will answer.

🛡️ Welcome to Armored Homes.

🔥 This time—we fight back.