Child Services Recommended Ariel Winter’s Mother to Lose Custody

The court still to determine permanent guardianship for underage actress, Ariel winter

 

In the child custody case of Ariel Winter (Actress, Modern Family) that many people have been following closely, the judge has yet to rule regarding permanent custody, but DCFS has weighed in their opinion. 

 

A new Development

 

A stunning development in the Ariel Winter case; the L.A. County Dept. of Children and Family Services has issued a blistering report against the “Modern Family” star’s

DCFS determined Winter has suffered abuse at the hands of her mother, Crystal Workman.

mom, saying the judge should strip her of custody and award a permanent guardianship to Ariel’s older sister.

 

Social Workers Say Mother Was emotionally Abusing 

 

The DCFS report concludes Chrystal Workman, Ariel’s mom, committed emotional abuse against her 14-year-old daughter. As for the physical abuse claim, DCFS said the evidence is “inconclusive.”

DCFS feels the situation is so dire, it planned to go to Dependency Court to make Ariel a ward of the state. However, DCFS officials decided to give the judge in the current case a chance to award Ariel’s sister, Shanelle Gray, a permanent guardianship.

 

Mother Claims Older Daughter Out For Cash 

 

Chrystal’s lawyer suggested Shanelle had ulterior motives — i.e., a money grab — but the judge shut that argument down.

At one point during the hearing, Shanelle’s lawyer told the court … she wants Ariel and her parents to begin family therapy sessions as soon as possible. The report also says Ariel is articulate and has credibility and that weighed in the conclusions.

 

Permanent Guardianship to be Determined Later

 

The judge must now set a trial date to determine if he will create the permanent guardianship.

 

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