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
Monday, November 5, 2012
I Hate Child Protective Services Story & Experience
My Fear Of Child Protective Services : I Hate Child Protective Services Story & Experience:
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Judge approves seizing a baby born abroad, against EU law
Judge approves seizing a baby born abroad, against EU law - Telegraph:
In a disturbing extension of social workers' powers, a child born in Spain has been deported to the UK
Parents speak about Albany fire siblings in foster care
Parents speak about Albany fire siblings in foster care - FOX23 News - The 10 O'Clock News:
On the day they buried their 3-year-old daughter killed in a fire, anAlbany
On the day they buried their 3-year-old daughter killed in a fire, an
The family, their lawyer and community leaders held a press conference Friday afternoon, calling for this family to be reunited.
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James v. Window Rock Family Court Navajo Nation SCT Defines Customary Adoption in Family Law Case
James v. Window Rock Family Court | Turtle Talk:
Here is the opinion in James v. Window Rock Family Court. Here is the court’s syllabus: The Court grants James’ petition for writ of mandamus where James’ adoption filing was not acted on by the family court for several months. …
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Here is the opinion in James v. Window Rock Family Court. Here is the court’s syllabus: The Court grants James’ petition for writ of mandamus where James’ adoption filing was not acted on by the family court for several months. …
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November is Auctioning off the Stolen Children Month
November is National Adoption Month | National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges:
The NCJFCJ is proud to support National Adoption Month. Each year, an average of 400,000 children are in foster care. National Adoption Month, an initiative of the Children's Bureau in partnership with AdoptUSKids and Child Welfare Information Gateway, is a time to raise awareness about the adoption of children and youth from foster care. The focus of this year's initiative is National Adoption Month—Virtually: Adoption in the Digital Age. The Children's Bureau is supporting a website that provides resources for child welfare professionals, prospective adoptive parents, and youth on topics such as getting started with social media, how to build a social media campaign, and how social media is impacting child welfare and adoption.
The NCJFCJ is proud to support National Adoption Month. Each year, an average of 400,000 children are in foster care. National Adoption Month, an initiative of the Children's Bureau in partnership with AdoptUSKids and Child Welfare Information Gateway, is a time to raise awareness about the adoption of children and youth from foster care. The focus of this year's initiative is National Adoption Month—Virtually: Adoption in the Digital Age. The Children's Bureau is supporting a website that provides resources for child welfare professionals, prospective adoptive parents, and youth on topics such as getting started with social media, how to build a social media campaign, and how social media is impacting child welfare and adoption.
State takes custody of children over socialization
State takes custody of children over socialization:
A judge in Germany has ordered a couple to turn over custody of their four children to the state because their homeschooling practices fail to meet the government’s demand for “integration.”
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A judge in Germany has ordered a couple to turn over custody of their four children to the state because their homeschooling practices fail to meet the government’s demand for “integration.”
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The unpopular but crucial role of representing abusive parents ...
The unpopular but crucial role of representing abusive parents ... | StarTribune.com:
Few people weep for abusive or neglectful parents who receive poor legal representation in child welfare cases. But former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer believes foster children will fare better if their birth parents have better lawyers. So she has turned the issue into her retirement project since stepping down from the bench in August.
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Few people weep for abusive or neglectful parents who receive poor legal representation in child welfare cases. But former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer believes foster children will fare better if their birth parents have better lawyers. So she has turned the issue into her retirement project since stepping down from the bench in August.
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