Marion judge rules family court litigants entitled to counsel in contempt hearings | West Virginia Record:
FAIRMONT - A Monongalia County man has successfully challenged a Marion County family law judge's decision denying his request for court-appointed counsel in a civil contempt hearing.
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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
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Innocent parents ‘to lose more children’
Express.co.uk - Home of the Daily and Sunday Express | UK News :: Innocent parents ‘to lose more children’:
PARENTS who are wrongly accused of abusing their children will be less able to defend their case in family courts if new government proposals are adopted, senior barristers said last night.
PARENTS who are wrongly accused of abusing their children will be less able to defend their case in family courts if new government proposals are adopted, senior barristers said last night.
Under the Family Justice Bill pressures to cut costs will lead to a six-month limit to investigate cases of abuse, with less reliance on independent experts.
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In family courts, 'experts' are paid to get it horribly wrong
In family courts, 'experts' are paid to get it horribly wrong - Telegraph:
The terrible case of Rohan Wray and Chana Al-Alas reveals some of the horrors of our 'child protection' system.
Millions have been shocked by Friday’s story of the London couple who were charged, on flawed medical evidence, with having shaken their four-month-old son to death. The charges against the parents were dropped at the Old Bailey last December, but it was only last week that they finally won his sister back from social workers still determined to hold on to her.
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Sisters awarded $2 million for years of abuse in state care
Sisters awarded $2 million for years of abuse in state care: Alaska News | Alaska news at adn.com:
Jury finds that case workers didn't believe children's cries for help.
Jury finds that case workers didn't believe children's cries for help.
The State of Alaska was supposed to protect the sisters from a mother who drank and did drugs, and from the increasing violence between her and their stepfather.But, a Kenai jury recently found, the state put them in places even worse.
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Saturday, April 21, 2012
You've Put Your Kids on Psychiatric Meds -- Now What?
Kaitlin Bell Barnett: You've Put Your Kids on Psychiatric Meds -- Now What?:
Two years ago, I wrote a column for The Huffington Post arguing that American society needed to stop bickering about whether or not kids were "overmedicated" and should, instead, listen to the people best positioned to comment on the subject - the generation of young adults now in their 20s and 30s who spent their formative years taking the controversial drugs in question.
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Two years ago, I wrote a column for The Huffington Post arguing that American society needed to stop bickering about whether or not kids were "overmedicated" and should, instead, listen to the people best positioned to comment on the subject - the generation of young adults now in their 20s and 30s who spent their formative years taking the controversial drugs in question.
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Couple denied custody of own grandson in foster care, asked to foster someone else's children
Couple denied custody of own grandson in foster care, asked to foster someone else's children:
TYRONE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WXYZ) - A couple from Livingston County says the Department of Human Services hasn't allowed them custody of their grandson, but has asked them to watch someone else's children.
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TYRONE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WXYZ) - A couple from Livingston County says the Department of Human Services hasn't allowed them custody of their grandson, but has asked them to watch someone else's children.
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