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Can cps take the children of someone who attempted suicide?

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Answer:

Yes.

C.P.S can take children away from their parents, if one of them tried to attempt suicide.

The reason why, is because the "Child.Protective.Services" dont want the kids to live in an environment that involves abuse to the mind's of the children.

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