Mother Upset About Kids Escaping Foster Care | Corpus Christi, TX | KZTV10.com |:
CORPUS CHRISTI - The mother of two children who ran away from their foster home over the weekend contacted 6 News to tell her side of the story today.
Exposing Child UN-Protective Services and the Deceitful Practices They Use to Rip Families Apart/Where Relative Placement is NOT an Option, as Stated by a DCYF Supervisor
Unbiased Reporting
What I post on this Blog does not mean I agree with the articles or disagree. I call it Unbiased Reporting!
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
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Man drives car into social services building
OC man arrested after pair of building crashes - Sacramento News - Local and Breaking Sacramento News | Sacramento Bee:
ORANGE, Calif. -- A man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly crashing his SUV into a social services building and a nearby auto parts store and leaving behind packages containing mineral oil.
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ORANGE, Calif. -- A man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly crashing his SUV into a social services building and a nearby auto parts store and leaving behind packages containing mineral oil.
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Monday, January 23, 2012
Kids in court
Kids in court:
Is the Children's Court the best place to resolve complex family issues such as protection and custody? Many welfare groups say definitely not and change is needed.
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Is the Children's Court the best place to resolve complex family issues such as protection and custody? Many welfare groups say definitely not and change is needed.
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State covers up information about major DHHS lawsuit
State covers up information about major DHHS lawsuit:
In December attorney Joe Baldacci filed suit for Russell and Dr. Ellie Handler against officials of Maine’s Department of Health and Human Services and the Waldo County Sheriff’s Office. Almost immediately the state had the documents of the suit – which alleges DHHS and Waldo Sherriff Department negligence, misconduct and fraud – sealed.
In December attorney Joe Baldacci filed suit for Russell and Dr. Ellie Handler against officials of Maine’s Department of Health and Human Services and the Waldo County Sheriff’s Office. Almost immediately the state had the documents of the suit – which alleges DHHS and Waldo Sherriff Department negligence, misconduct and fraud – sealed.
Tarrant family court judge faces DWI charge
Tarrant family court judge faces DWI charge | Crime and Safety | News from Fort Worth, D...:
FORTH WORTH -- A family court associate judge faces a driving while intoxicated charge after police say they saw him driving a pickup that was weaving back and forth in traffic on a city street last week, according to police reports obtained Monday.
FORTH WORTH -- A family court associate judge faces a driving while intoxicated charge after police say they saw him driving a pickup that was weaving back and forth in traffic on a city street last week, according to police reports obtained Monday.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
School paperwork failure costs mom custody of son
Fairbanks Alaska Office Of Children's Services Stole Our Grand Children For Profit: School paperwork failure costs mom custody of son:
The fact that a New York school district simply delayed processing the paperwork for a mother who decided to homeschool her son cost the mother custody – at least temporarily – of her son, according to a new report.
The fact that a New York school district simply delayed processing the paperwork for a mother who decided to homeschool her son cost the mother custody – at least temporarily – of her son, according to a new report.
NH family receives settlement in brain injury case
NH family receives settlement in brain injury case - Boston.com:
LACONIA, N.H.—A judge has approved a $95,000 settlement for a New Hampshire couple whose 7-year-old son suffered a brain injury when he fell from a piece of playground equipment at a mall.
LACONIA, N.H.—A judge has approved a $95,000 settlement for a New Hampshire couple whose 7-year-old son suffered a brain injury when he fell from a piece of playground equipment at a mall.
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