About Allison C. Williams, Esquire: The Aggressive Advocate who Cares for Clients

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37 thoughts on “About Allison C. Williams, Esquire: The Aggressive Advocate who Cares for Clients

    • Dear Allison,
      My parents are going through completely fraudulent DYFS allegations. I don’t understand how so many of my parents rights are overlooked and how DYFS can drag my family through the mud without them doing their due diligence to see if the allegations have merit. For one example, in the report they state that my mother has two possibly three DUI’s which is completely false. Why wouldn’t they check to verify if that’s correct which would be public record. My mother and father raised myself and my two brother into respectable members of society and we are all in our mid to late twenties. I just hope the same for my sister, she shouldn’t have to worry about they state treating to place her in foster care. Any advice would help, please help against our injustices.

      With high hopes,
      Tina

      • Hello Tina,

        I am so very sorry to hear of your parents’ difficulties with the division. Sometimes, what they agency does is clearly in violation of the law. Other times, they are doing what they have a right to do; however, because they establish a confrontational relationship with those they investigate, this does not become clear until there is a court proceeding. And sometimes, this does not become clear even with the court proceeding.

        The only way I can really understand whether or not your parents are being mistreated or if there is a violation of the law is for your parents to come in and have a consultation with me. If they are interested in meeting in either my North Jersey or South Jersey office, please have them contact our office at (908) 687 – 5999.

        Warm regards,
        Allison C. Williams

  1. no.the state has to work with the parent as per guideline(s)clearly enumerate marisa.good luck.glad your coming to see allison.i did give you her info
    i know she handle cases for such victims of dyfs inequities,so good luck girl.hang in there…

    from geena romano.

    legal advocate;

    Director of Women Who Love Law and FINAL Justice…
    assistant at http://www.cpsdyfslawsuitadvocates.net

  2. Wish we would have heard of you 2 to 3 years ago. We need assistance. If our case isn’t reversed in the Appellant Division, Can we have the cases reopen?
    Brandy Nixon
    609-851-6138

    • In certain limited circumstances, you can seek to re-open a judgment. The standard is very difficult to overcome, but it can be done. If you would like to consult with me regarding your matter, please contact my assistant, Elaine, at (973) 467-5100. She can schedule a consultation. I wish you well.

  3. Can you help me….I live in Cape May County and have been fighting a Substantiation, recanted. Made by my teenager so she could move out and be with her boyfriend. It is over ten years ago, but is stopping me from helping her daughter(my grandaughter, 15) who is living in a group home because her mother(my daughter) now continues to lie, to keep this poor child locked up. She(my daughter is mentally ill) has no intention of bringing her (my GD) home or letting her live a healthy, normal life with family who love and support her(my grandaughter).Please help us help this child and her sister, before it is too late. THX

  4. I need a lawyer to defend me in a dyfs case…they took my son due to their own judgements against young loving parents and my sons health is at risk..please help. Alissa Rosoff and Matt Rossi (732) 801 8306. Our rights have been violated and our son is suffering.

  5. Please call me ASAP, as I have fact finding approaching in August and my current attorney isn’t aggressively representing me at all. Two special needs children (out of 3) are involved, seperated into 2 foster homes, twins included, false positive on drug test confirmed, alcoholism ruled out, yet DYFS insists otherwise. PLEASE help…856-292-8208

  6. finally out of the system but the damage has been done. my daughter was taken @13 came back and shes a horror. fostwr care didn’t supervise her allowed boys in her rmm, you know what i am saying 13 ! I am horrified they even took her when she has been specual needs since 3yrs old and had a school history of being defiant and dextreemly difficult. things were taken out of context by the 24yr old DYFS worker, mean time my eldest is 35yrs old and i am 55, rediculous what happened, distroyed a happy family. enen the school principal told them they were wrong that we were extreemly involved parents and this was crazy. but they took her, her behavior they kept her 9 months. if i didn’t beg to return her they wanted her to stay in Carrier another yr, this was after Woodbridge and the beatings she got and learned to give back. a 87lb little girl scared so bad she turned bad to protect herself and doesn’t know how to come back to her old real self. You left me with damaged goods DYFS ! I worked for NJ court for 25yr but retired with health issues, was even hospitalized due to this stress, when my daughter wS TAKEN. CAN YOU HELP SUE THESE ANIMALS WHO DISTROY GOOD FAMILIES AND HOMES. 848 333 9181 MARIA SONA GOD BLESS YOU & I WIULL PRAY OR YOU AND YOUR CLIENTS.

  7. Dear Allison, I did what DFYS wanted: My son had a physical and blood work and a psychiatrist eval. and, I had a pyschologist eval.–the doctor was given a questionaire to answer and then they telephoned him, My son and I were to be supervised by my husband or Nana until these visits were done. My son and I are fine according to the doctors. Today DFYS ended the supervision but want me to go to their pyschologist for tests saying don’t worry b/c I already have a dr. report stating I am mentally stable. I do not understand. I feel like they are fishing. There is no problem they can point to. I don’t trust them. I can’t find any info. about their pyschologist Dr. Todd Traina. when asked what if I don’t want to go, I was told (she) could contact her supervisor but my husband said that I should just go. DFYS also want to send a social worker for counseling all of us in the home for “a not too long period of time.” Today I was told they were opening a case on me. What does that mean? July 9. 2012. I would like if you could tell me what they are aiming at doing with another pysch visit to a dr, they pay. Thank you

  8. karen wilson is asking for help with my dyfs case with my 4and half year ole little girl that dtfs had from when i gave birth to and i also need help with legal assist with this matter it is in the Supreme court

  9. Hi allison i really need to speak to you.DYFUS has custody of my 4yr. old grandson since january I am his biological grandmom gave them my info since jan they lost my info.3different casewrks asked over and over like a game they play hes with 2foster family no return phone calls they dont care bout well being of this child. i need help to get this little guy back asap thank you.cindy

  10. Question.
    If DYFS removes a child from the custodial parents home (the mother) do they usually place the child with the non custodial parent (there are no abuse allegations against the non custodial parent)? DYFS has told us that there’s no guarantee that this will occur and could go to foster care or another relative. If the non custodial parent has no accusations of abuse or other allegations against him, why would the children not be given to him?

    • Dear Marie,,

      Anytime a child is removed from a parent, the other parent is the first alternative “placement” that is sought. A “placement” with the non-custodial parent is not a change of custody, but rather, is a temporary placement pending remediation of the problem that led to removal.

      However, placement with the noncustodial parent is preferred and absent any disqualifiers identified in the Child’s placement review act, the child should be placed with a parent. Those disqualifiers include but are not limited to: criminal background, child abuse history, in adequate housing conditions, etc.

      If a child is removed from a parent, the division is required to file an action in court to either seek court approval for continued removal or permission to remove, depending on the circumstances. Both parents should be listed as defendants, even though the case only is directed at the custodial parent. When in court, the noncustodial parent should ask the judge for placement of the child, if the division for any reason does not approve the placement of the child with his/her parent.

      These are general parameters and not designed to be legal advice. Should you have questions as to your personal circumstances, please contact my office to schedule a consultation regarding your matter.

      Best wishes to you and your family,
      Allison C. Williams

  11. Dear Allison: We tried to do a thing and adopt a boy out of DYFS. The caseworker doesn’t show for his appointment, at my mother’s home where we would have lived should we have gotten him. He came out 2 weeks later and lied to my disabled husband, whom has a brain injury and told him he had an apt. He did not. He took pictures of my mother’s home, which is undergoing cosmetic renovations, when my husband asked him not to. All while not having my mother’s permission. Is in the home and is continuously staring at our 15 1/2 yr old son, lickng his lips, gets some type of a twitchy eye and 2 turns around and files false allegations against us. 2 days later a different case worker comes out to investigate. We go to court, prove NO abuse or neglect, have doctors, teachers and principals telling this guy he’s barking up the wrong tree and he should really leave us alone. Prove our residency, but the caseworker tells my mother this is personal, I was not nice to him and show he is gonna show me and take my son away. He wants to get into my mother’s home to “inspect” it. He called the township building inspector on her and reported her for doing work without a permit. She is a 72 yr old woman with a stage 3 metastatic cancer currently under treatment and can not be upset. The judge is continually granting a court order for him to go into my mother’s home. We not only don’t liver there, we don’t own it. How can they do this? Now they are threatening taking away our son. This is a disgrace and absurd. He is a straight A student in all Advance Placement classes in 10th grade. Our 18 year old attends a Christian University on a academic scholarship. How can they take our son, that is not abused or neglected away from us? This is getting out of control. Can you PLEASE help??

    • Paulette,

      So sorry to hear about your difficulties with the Division. I would be happy to consult with you to address these issues. Please contact my office and schedule a consultation. I have several openings available this week. The office number is (973) 467-5100.

      I look forward to meeting with you soon.

      Warm Regards,
      Allison C. Williams

  12. Hello. I have a hugh problem with dyfs and the new jersey courts system..My son is being acused of child abuse and other things. He is now
    sitting in the county jail in nj because him and his wife had an agument over the one child taking her medication. ( the child didn’t want to take it so she was crying ).. so the wife started to hit him and when he block one of the punches she got a mark on her arm then she grabed a pot and started to hit him. So he took that away from her.. she then came at him and she hit his gut and went into the micowave and got a bruse. He didn’t hit her. Ten minutes later she said she was going to er… she left all 3 children home alone with him. When she was at the er she text him and told him the hospital called the cops. She had him removed from the home . He was released ror no bail. She had the kids 2 days and dyfs took them away from her and they said she was an unfit mother. When he went to court yesterday they charged him with abuse of a child. ( Dyfs goes to their house every day). Nothing was ever said about this. I got a copy of the arrest warrent that said this happened on dec.24.. why would dyfs wait over two weeks to charge my son. The best… he meet with dyfs on Tuesday and the cop called and asked if she need him she said no they were only talking. They were also making plan for him to get his kids back. My question is if this happen on12-24 why wasn’t he arrested then? Why was he ror the same day she had him arrested? and why was the arrest warrant issued yesterday when he went to court?. Please let me know ASAP if you can help me. He has never been in jail and I’m afraid he’s going. Something is going to happen. He is a great father and person. Thank you

    • Mary,

      I am so sorry to hear of your sons difficult involvement with the agency. If you would like to schedule a consultation, please contact me at our office, Paragano & Williams, LLC, at (908) 687 – 5999.

      For your convenience, we offer night and weekend appointments at either office location in Union (North Jersey) or Wall Township (South Jersey).

      Allison C. Williams

  13. If you have clients who you need to refer out, for matters in Morris, Sussex, or Warren County, please keep me in mind! I have over 10 years of experience as a pool attorney with OPR.

    • Arthur, we will certainly keep you in mind for cases in those counties. There often arises the opportunity for us to refer cases to co-counsel, where we represent one parent and the other parent is in need of competent representation. In fact, that is how the firm of Paragano & Williams, LLC came to be – John and Allison met as co-counsel in the Warren County DYFS case.

  14. Please im going nuts. They took my son and said I was unstable. How stable will u be if they take ur baby. All because my sons father is jealouse. Now he has a crash class on how to care for a 2y old.please help im so lost.

    • Grace,

      We are so sorry to hear your circumstances. It is not uncommon that the division involves itself with the family, only to accuse the parents of being “unstable” when they have strong reaction to the division’s involvement and/or removal of a child.

      We would be happy to discuss this matter with you at a consultation. Please contact my office to schedule same.

      Warm regards,
      Allison C. Williams

  15. Dfys said that my child is up for adopt and i can not ever get her back. I am asking for assist with my case that is under dyfs. And if my child gets adopted there will be consequeses that They wIll not have job. I told dyfs that if kellie wilson get adpopted i will sue dyfs.

    • Ms. Wilson,

      I am sorry for your difficulties with the Division. If you would like to schedule an appointment for a consultation, please contact my office at (908) 687-5999.

      Warm regards,
      Allison C. Williams

  16. I karen Wilson is asking for assists with my case with dyfsI am responding to you email but i can not see you down in 908 area code. can you please give me another phone to call please.

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