New Mexico Child Custody Issues Involving Native American Children

New Mexico Child Custody Issues Involving Native American Children | Collins & Collins, P.C. - JDSupra:

Child custody disputes in New Mexico can involve many special circumstances that may not commonly arise in other states. For instance, given the large Native American population in New Mexico, a number of the children caught in custody disputes may be Native American. New Mexico is home to 19 Pueblos, two Apache tribes, and a large portion of the Navajo Nation. In addition, many Native Americans live off reservation throughout the state, concentrating in Albuquerque, Farmington, and Gallup. According to the US Census Bureau, in 2010 an estimated 9.4% of New Mexico's population was American Indian. Custody disputes involving Native American children have several important implications of which all parents need to be aware.

Kidnapping in Maryland (MD) Part 2-Zed McLarnon

Kidnapping in Maryland (MD) Part 1-Zed McLarnon

“I am repeatedly told the local DHS/CPS has legalized kidnapping of our children and is running an adoption ring with federal, state, and local financing,” says Equal Justice Foundation President Charles Corry

“I am repeatedly told the local DHS/CPS has legalized kidnapping of our children and is running an adoption ring with federal, state, and local financing,” says Equal Justice Foundation President Charles Corry | National Coalition For Men (NCFM):

Child missing since 2004 found safe, babysitter in custody

Child missing since 2004 found safe, babysitter in custody - WLOX.com - The News for South Mississippi:




SAN AUGUSTINE CO., TX (KTRE) – According to the San Augustine Co. Sheriff's office the child that was allegedly kidnapped 8 years ago has been found safe.

Counselor at children's home convicted of molestation

Counselor at children's home convicted of molestation - latimes.com:

A Santa Ana man who worked with children without parents living in the United States was convicted Wednesday of molestation and could face more than seven years in jail.

GA Legislature May Modify Visitation Rights For Grandparents

GA Legislature May Modify Visitation Rights For Grandparents | Gwinnett County divorce Attorneys Blog:

On behalf of Daniels & Taylor, P.C. posted in Child Custody on Wednesday, March 14, 2012

If the Georgia House of Representatives has its way, judges in Gwinnett County and throughout Georgia will soon have additional authority in granting visitation rights to Grandma and Grandpa. House Bill 1198 unanimously passed the House last week and is headed to the Senate for consideration.