Children in care of CPS are Legislature's responsibility

Children in care of CPS are Legislature's responsibility:

The National Association of Social Workers -- Arizona Chapter is deeply concerned about the safety and well-being of Arizona's children in the state child-welfare system, especially in light of the impossible demands upon Child Protective Services staff as the number of children coming into CPS care continues to rise exponentially.

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CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES IS EVIL!

CPS Vs. The 2nd Amendment - Baby LK Report For January 6th 2012

Warrant Foster mom beat child in her care

RN-T.com - Warrant Foster mom beat child in her care:

A woman is facing felony charges for allegedly beating two children, including a foster child in her care, with a belt, according to Floyd County Jail reports.

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Supreme Court to examine Indian Child Welfare Act requirements in adoption case

Supreme Court to examine Indian Child Welfare Act requirements in adoption case - The Washington Post:

The Supreme Court added an emotional case to its docket Friday, agreeing to review a lower court’s decision that federal law requires a couple to return the child they cared for since birth to her Native American father.

A court should be particularly cautious about making subjective judgments which aid the conspirators in giving effect to their fraud and as a practical matter ratify the fraud

A court should be particularly cautious about making subjective judgments which aid the conspirators in giving effect to their fraud and as a practical matter ratify the fraud | NJ Family Issues:

Law Lessons from MARGARITA GUZMAN, f/k/a MARGARITA BAUTISTA v. DARIO BAUTISTA, App. Div., A-2617-09T3, June 15, 2011:

It is beyond peradventure that a court may reform a PSA if there is evidence of fraud, overreaching, or other unconscionable conduct by a party. Miller, supra, 160 N.J. at 419; see also, e.g., Guglielmo v. Guglielmo, 253 N.J. Super. 531, 542 (App. Div. 1992) (reforming PSA where attorney representing wife was related to husband and had previously represented him). In Von Pein v. Von Pein, 268 N.J. Super. 7, 15-17 (App. Div. 1993), we set aside a PSA specifically upon demonstration that the husband concealed various investment accounts and did not identify their existence in discovery. It is equally axiomatic that when a party’s claims of fraud are disputed, as they were in this case, a plenary hearing is necessary to “look beyond the four corners of the [PSA],” and resolve the factual disputes. Conforti, supra, 128 N.J. at 327.

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Fraud upon the court is not a tort giving rise to a civil action for damages and trial by jury; it is an equitable remedy that affords relief from a judgment that may be accompanied by imposition of sanctions

Fraud upon the court is not a tort giving rise to a civil action for damages and trial by jury; it is an equitable remedy that affords relief from a judgment that may be accompanied by imposition of sanctions | NJ Family Issues:

Law Lessons from Grinbaum v. Wolf, App. Div., A-4305-09T2, December 9, 2011:

Fraud upon the court is not a tort giving rise to a civil action for damages and trial by jury; it is an equitable remedy that affords relief from a judgment that may be accompanied by imposition of sanctions, such as attorney’s fees, that the judge has inherent authority to award. Triffin v. Automatic Data Processing, Inc., 394 N.J. Super. 237, 251-53 (App. Div. 2007); see also Triffin v. Automatic Data Processing, Inc., 411 N.J. Super. 292, 309-11 (App. Div. 2010).

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