Woman Allegedly Threatens to Kill Social Workers, Magistrate Over Child Support Arrangements - State Journal - STATEJOURNAL.com: "ST. CLAIRVILLE, Ohio -- A Belmont County woman is in jail after allegedly threatening to kill her child support caseworker and several others.
Officials said Mary Stankovich, of Hazelwood Road in the Piedmont Lake area, reportedly called the Department of Job and Family Services about a change in her child support arrangements.
An argument escalated, and in the end, she said she was going to show up and shoot people.
Specifically, she allegedly threatened to shoot several social workers and the magistrate."
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Child services program over budget by 70 percent — Bangor Daily News
Child services program over budget by 70 percent — Bangor Daily News: "AUGUSTA, Maine — The state’s Child Development Services program is over budget and will need more than $13 million to get through the current budget year. The state appropriation for the program is $14.9 million for this budget year.
“CDS has overexpended their account by close to 70 percent,” said Rep. John Martin, D-Eagle Lake. “The demand for CDS funding is for more than we appropriated.”
He said the overspending reinforces his opinion that the state should abolish the program, a move he supported 10 years ago.
James Rier, finance director for the Department of Education, said CDS has been undergoing a major reorganization required by the Legislature and standardizing services across the system has left the budget for the program short this budget year.
Rier proposed filling the hole by taking $5.7 million from a section of General Purpose Aid to Education that pays for the education of state wards and $7.4 million from an appropriation of cash from the general fund."
“CDS has overexpended their account by close to 70 percent,” said Rep. John Martin, D-Eagle Lake. “The demand for CDS funding is for more than we appropriated.”
He said the overspending reinforces his opinion that the state should abolish the program, a move he supported 10 years ago.
James Rier, finance director for the Department of Education, said CDS has been undergoing a major reorganization required by the Legislature and standardizing services across the system has left the budget for the program short this budget year.
Rier proposed filling the hole by taking $5.7 million from a section of General Purpose Aid to Education that pays for the education of state wards and $7.4 million from an appropriation of cash from the general fund."
Class Action Status Approved For Families Suing Over In-Home Care
Class Action Status Approved For Families Suing Over In-Home Care - Disability Scoop: "A group of Illinois families fighting to maintain in-home care for their adult children with disabilities can band together in a class action lawsuit, a federal judge has decided.
The families are suing the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services in an effort to force the state to continue the same level of in-home care for their adult children that they enjoyed growing up. Being allowed to form a group could strengthen the families’ case, which has already attracted support from the Justice Department."
The families are suing the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services in an effort to force the state to continue the same level of in-home care for their adult children that they enjoyed growing up. Being allowed to form a group could strengthen the families’ case, which has already attracted support from the Justice Department."
FAMILY PRESERVATION ADVOCACY
FAMILY PRESERVATION ADVOCACY: "Child Laundering and the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption: The Future and Past of Intercountry Adoption
This is the final, updated and published version of the draft version previously available on this site. The article citation is 48 University of Louisville Law Review 441 (2010)."
This is the final, updated and published version of the draft version previously available on this site. The article citation is 48 University of Louisville Law Review 441 (2010)."
Pam Roach Report: Mother's Boyfriend Kills Toddler Over Soiled Diaper
Pam Roach Report: Mother's Boyfriend Kills Toddler Over Soiled Diaper
Detective: Federal Way man killed child for soiling diaper. Purpose Goldsmith, 2, died of severe head injuries, wounds to body
Detective: Federal Way man killed child for soiling diaper. Purpose Goldsmith, 2, died of severe head injuries, wounds to body
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)