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Generally, the initial investigation lasts 45 days. If the investigation extends beyond this period, the agency must notify the family, and document their justification for an extension past the initial 45 day period. At the conclusion of the investigation CPS will notify the parents in writing of their decision.
How Long Does a DSS Investigation Take in South Carolina? DSS has 45 days to finish its investigation after DSS receives a report of abuse or neglect. If necessary, the family court may grant an additional 15 days to complete the investigation if there is a good cause to do so.
Non-Removal DSS can also develop a safety plan for the child, which can also be called a treatment plan. The safety plan is an agreement in which the parent agrees to do certain things to avoid court action. DSS will still be involved and will monitor the case to be sure the parent is doing what is required.
Write DSS Office of Civil Rights, P.O. Box 1520, Columbia, SC 29202-1520; or call (800) 311-7220 or (803) 898-8080 or TTY: (800) 311-7219.
Both the United States Constitution and the South Carolina Constitution guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures and unreasonable invasions of privacy. You have a right to legal representation at all stages of a DSS action, including the investigative stage.
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Potential Consequences of a Child Neglect Conviction A conviction of this offense will result in a prison term of up to 10 years and/or fines decided at the courts discretion along with a permanent criminal record.
Under this section, parents, guardians, or some other person responsible commits child abuse or neglect if they: Inflict physical or mental injury to a child, allow such harm to be inflicted, or do something that presents a substantial risk of such harm to a child.

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