Teen says child welfare experience left him with nightmares:
Families at Risk Series: This is the first installment in a three-part series looking at local children’s aid services.
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, November 19, 2013
Sheriff describes squalid conditions at handcuffed foster child’s home
Sheriff describes squalid conditions at handcuffed foster child’s home | fox4kc.com:
(CNN) — Living conditions at the home where a 11-year-old was handcuffed by the ankle to a post on the front porch, with a dead chicken around his neck, were so bad that a North Carolina sheriff said it was “an environment you wouldn’t want to walk through, much less live in.”
(CNN) — Living conditions at the home where a 11-year-old was handcuffed by the ankle to a post on the front porch, with a dead chicken around his neck, were so bad that a North Carolina sheriff said it was “an environment you wouldn’t want to walk through, much less live in.”
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Helping families-Parents with substance abuse problems find support in Family Treatment Court
Helping families - MessengerNews.net | News, Sports, Jobs, Community Info. - The Messenger:
When people who struggle with drug and alcohol addiction go through the court system, one major consequence of their actions may be losing custody of their children.
When people who struggle with drug and alcohol addiction go through the court system, one major consequence of their actions may be losing custody of their children.
Powerful Valrico family court psychologist has a troubled past
Powerful Valrico family court psychologist has a troubled past | Tampa Bay Times:
TAMPA — Over a 24-year career, Valrico psychologist James Flens has become one of the most prominent experts-for-hire in Florida's family courts. He wrote the book — literally — on psychological testing of children in bitter divorce cases, and sits on a powerful committee that reviews misconduct allegations against lawyers.
TAMPA — Over a 24-year career, Valrico psychologist James Flens has become one of the most prominent experts-for-hire in Florida's family courts. He wrote the book — literally — on psychological testing of children in bitter divorce cases, and sits on a powerful committee that reviews misconduct allegations against lawyers.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
N.H.Family Court Judges Rubber Stamp Fraudulent Court Orders
First off, isn't it illegal for a Family Court Judge to rule on "Hearsay" without proof in Family Court and Domestic Violence case? It sure is, so why are N.H. Judges getting away with it to steal our children?
When a Family Court Judge court orders a parent out of Methadone Treatment, isn't that illegal?
You're dam right it is according to SAMSHA, Parent's can NOT be ordered out of treatment in order to regain custody of their children.
When a Family Court Judge court orders a parent into a program that doesn't exist in the State, shouldn't that be considered illegal? It very well should be considering there is no way for the parent to comply with the court order, making it a lose, lose situation.
When Court orders are drawn up and stamped before a hearing even takes place, hasn't the Judge falsified a Court document?
When a Court order states the parent didn't make his/her deadline to be admitted into a program, only the fraudulent order is dated a week before the parent is to be admitted, isn't that Judge again guilty of falsifying a court document? And the parent isn't even supposed to be admitted until the day after Court, but all of a sudden is denied entrance and denied ALL visitation with his/her child, because the parent is reportedly still on Methadone. Reported by the caseworker who call's the Methadone Clinic daily, checking on the parents doses, but neglects to give the Judge the drug test results showing the doses and levels going down. She report's the parent isn't being drug tested and the doses and levels are NOT going down. If the parent weren't being tested, how would the caseworker know they weren't going down? But the Judge can't see that picture and rules against the parent of course.
Family Court cases are predetermined. The parent is set up to lose from the start.
When a Lawyer tells you it doesn't matter how much you prove that DCYF screwed you over and you still won't win, what does that tell you?
When the caseworker meets with the Foster strangers outside of the courtroom, after you've just been screwed some more and tells them, "Don't worry, there's no guarantee ***** is going anywhere," what does that tell you? It tell's me there's a pay off and no matter what you do, you lose!
Why are NH Judges getting away with all this fraud? They need to be stopped!
N.H. parents are in dire need of Legal Representation. Are there ANY Aggressive Lawyer's out there that aren't afraid to go up against the almighty DCYF and Family Court Judges?
If there are, please contact:
Kevin Avard centerforredress@gmail.com http://centerforredress.com/
When a Family Court Judge court orders a parent out of Methadone Treatment, isn't that illegal?
You're dam right it is according to SAMSHA, Parent's can NOT be ordered out of treatment in order to regain custody of their children.
When a Family Court Judge court orders a parent into a program that doesn't exist in the State, shouldn't that be considered illegal? It very well should be considering there is no way for the parent to comply with the court order, making it a lose, lose situation.
When Court orders are drawn up and stamped before a hearing even takes place, hasn't the Judge falsified a Court document?
When a Court order states the parent didn't make his/her deadline to be admitted into a program, only the fraudulent order is dated a week before the parent is to be admitted, isn't that Judge again guilty of falsifying a court document? And the parent isn't even supposed to be admitted until the day after Court, but all of a sudden is denied entrance and denied ALL visitation with his/her child, because the parent is reportedly still on Methadone. Reported by the caseworker who call's the Methadone Clinic daily, checking on the parents doses, but neglects to give the Judge the drug test results showing the doses and levels going down. She report's the parent isn't being drug tested and the doses and levels are NOT going down. If the parent weren't being tested, how would the caseworker know they weren't going down? But the Judge can't see that picture and rules against the parent of course.
Family Court cases are predetermined. The parent is set up to lose from the start.
When a Lawyer tells you it doesn't matter how much you prove that DCYF screwed you over and you still won't win, what does that tell you?
When the caseworker meets with the Foster strangers outside of the courtroom, after you've just been screwed some more and tells them, "Don't worry, there's no guarantee ***** is going anywhere," what does that tell you? It tell's me there's a pay off and no matter what you do, you lose!
Why are NH Judges getting away with all this fraud? They need to be stopped!
N.H. parents are in dire need of Legal Representation. Are there ANY Aggressive Lawyer's out there that aren't afraid to go up against the almighty DCYF and Family Court Judges?
If there are, please contact:
Kevin Avard centerforredress@gmail.com http://centerforredress.com/
Lawmaker, inspector call for DCFS fixes
Lawmaker, inspector call for DCFS fixes - Chicago Sun-Times:
Lawmakers need to address the rising number of children who are dying from abuse and neglect in Illinois and also what more can be done to prevent deaths of children who have come onto the radar of state child-welfare workers, a key legislator said Friday in response to a Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ investigation.
Lawmakers need to address the rising number of children who are dying from abuse and neglect in Illinois and also what more can be done to prevent deaths of children who have come onto the radar of state child-welfare workers, a key legislator said Friday in response to a Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ investigation.
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