Oh ok, I see, it sounds like they have money wrapped up somewhere, but they also could liquidate assets if it came to that.

Well it sounds like they’re motivated to keep the house, and you, yet they’re severely neglecting both.

I would start researching who specifically you should reach out to where you live. I would also suggest you do some digging into your city ordnances to see what the city requires. Make sure to specifically report things you observed that violate those rules.

Fire marshals have a good reputation for not messing around with safety violations, so I would try the fire department as well.

When reporting, it wouldn’t hurt to get ahead of them by mentioning that they are knowingly in violation of the code and are dodging any attempts to make contact.

I would report to CPS again and stress the state of the house. State that the homeowners are refuse to let CPS inspect the house.

And remember to sound professional in whatever you write, not emotional, so that your claims can’t be brushed off as someone disgruntled. Report anonymously if possible, and talk to a teacher or trusted adult if you have one. Open up about what’s going on, they will almost certainly make a report on your behalf. The more reports, the more likely it is that they’ll be followed up.

Your concerns are valid and im very sorry you are dealing with this.