Everything feels urgent.
You’re reacting to every call, meeting, request, and new development as it arrives.
A live, three-hour educational workshop for parents under active CPS investigation
Now we’re walking parents through what we did, what we documented, what we learned—and what we would do again.
Only 50 household seats will be available.
An active CPS investigation can fill your life with conversations, appointments, allegations, services, deadlines, documents, and demands—while you’re carrying the fear of what could happen to your family.
We created this workshop to help parents slow the confusion down, see what is actually happening, and begin building an organized working picture of their case.
You’re reacting to every call, meeting, request, and new development as it arrives.
Dates, statements, messages, orders, services, and records live in too many places.
You need orientation before fear, pressure, or incomplete information drives the next move.
We had to understand the process while living inside it.
We had to keep showing up, build our record, notice the patterns, and make decisions under pressure—without an attorney fighting the case for us.
We are not offering a shortcut or pretending every case is the same.
We are opening up what we did so other parents can become more organized, more informed, and less alone.
OUR RESULTChildren home in approximately 7 months. Case dismissed in under 9.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
This is not three hours of abstract information. Every section is designed to help you understand, sort, and use what is happening in your case.
See the recurring pressure points and procedural patterns we began noticing inside our own case.
Bring dates, statements, services, messages, requests, and evidence into one working picture.
Distinguish official orders from requests, recommendations, assumptions, and verbal pressure.
Begin mapping the people, concerns, deadlines, services, records, gaps, and priorities in your case.
Identify unanswered requests, missing records, contradictions, and events that may need documentation.
Learn which decisions, habits, and systems we believe helped move our family toward reunification and dismissal.
THE CONNECTING TOOL
A working dashboard that turns a confusing case into an organized picture. It is not a legal filing. It gives you one place to see where the case is, what has happened, and what needs your attention next.
THE LIVE WORKSHOP
How we began seeing the case as a process—not one overwhelming event.
How we organized information, tracked what happened, and built a usable record.
Build the first working version of your dashboard and identify the next three priorities.
Ninety minutes to ask questions and learn from the questions other parents bring.
NOT RANDOM BONUSES
The 72-Hour Survival Protocol helps parents orient quickly. The workshop and Case Map create structure. Surviving a CPS Case and The Record Builder deepen the process for parents who want the full system.
CHOOSE YOUR LEVEL OF SUPPORT
Every tier includes the full live workshop. Higher tiers add deeper tools and closer access.
One registration covers one household. Workshop access is limited to 50 households total.
THE HONEST BOUNDARY
Our true story and firsthand experience
An educational workshop
A practical organization system
A clearer way to see your case
Live access to ask educational questions
Legal representation or legal advice
A promise that every case will follow ours
A replacement for an attorney
A shortcut around court orders
A guarantee of any specific outcome
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU REGISTER
Dads and moms currently under CPS investigation or already inside an active CPS case—from first contact forward—who want greater clarity, stronger organization, and a better understanding of what Alysha and Sayum did to conclude their case in dismissal.
No. Alysha and Sayum are not attorneys. The workshop shares lived experience, educational information, and practical organization tools. It does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Yes. The workshop includes 90 minutes of educational Q&A. The hosts can discuss how they approached similar questions and share general information, but they will not give legal advice.
It is a separate 90-minute post-workshop working session with Alysha and Sayum, limited to seven VIP households. Participants can bring their Case Maps, documentation gaps, questions, and next priorities.
Yes. One registration covers one household attending together. Please do not share access outside your household.
50 HOUSEHOLD SEATS · 7 VIP TICKETS
Join Alysha and Sayum live and begin turning the confusion into a case you can actually see.
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