False report to Child Services question?

My families ex-friends hate blacks. My mom agreed to be our neighbor's new born child's godparents. Well since they are black the ex friends got mad and decided to pull some crap.





First they call my mom's pain doctor and tells him that my mom sells her drugs and begs (the ex-friends) for their meds. That is a lie. But now because of that call my mom can't get her medication. She needs these meds for lupus, arthritis, limes disease, and about 13 other diseases.





Second: They report our neighbors to Child Services stating that they starve the kids. ALSO A LIE.





Third: Today on my mom's birthday they call Child Services stating that my brother and father sexually assault my sister, and that they have walked in on her giving my brother oral sex and father engaged in sex.





Well that is all more lies. Child Services came and opened up an investigation on us. They would not tell us who reported us but we found out through another way.





A friend of ours and our ex-friends called them to talk and they said. ';Yeah I sent %26lt;name%26gt; a birthday gift she'll never forget'; with that being the call from Child Services and the threat of losing her kids.





We now have it confirmed that they falsely reported us. Is there a way that we can contact the police and have them arrested for ';Disturbing the Peace'; or ';Slandering a name'; or ';Assault';? Please helpFalse report to Child Services question?
Hire a lawyer..you will need one to straigthen this outFalse report to Child Services question?
Here in Florida the Department of Children and Families, if they get a call on the 800, line will consider the accused guilty until the accused can Prove their innocence.





Your family needs to contact an attorney and sue the folks who made the call and also the agency needs to be hit with a miltibillion dollar lawsuit.





Find out the state's yearly budget and sue for double that amount.
There are laws against filing false reports, slander, harassment, etc. They are different in different states - look up the laws in your state online using google, or look in the library.


Document everything, make it official, and keep all the papers in a safe place. Show them to your mother's doctor and pharmacist so she can get her meds.