Single mum gets child back from caretaker who 'adopted' the girl, AsiaOne Malaysia News:
GEORGE TOWN - It will be a sweet Chinese New Year reunion for single mother Lee Xie Li as the Children's Court here has granted her custody of her five-year-old daughter after a three-year ordeal.
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In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
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Foster Mom Has Her Kids Drink Bleach To Pass Drug Test
Foster Mom Has Her Kids Drink Bleach To Pass Drug Test | Dabs Magazine:
54 year old Pam from Bunker Hill, Kansas is being charged with felony aggravated endangerment of a child and several other charges after she forced her foster children to drink a mixed solution of bleach and milk, according to KSNT in Topeka. She knew her children had marijuana in their system and used the diluted bleach to try to beat the social workers’ drug test.
54 year old Pam from Bunker Hill, Kansas is being charged with felony aggravated endangerment of a child and several other charges after she forced her foster children to drink a mixed solution of bleach and milk, according to KSNT in Topeka. She knew her children had marijuana in their system and used the diluted bleach to try to beat the social workers’ drug test.
Child protection division under scrutiny after Phoebe’s death
Child protection division under scrutiny after Phoebe’s death | TBO.com and The Tampa Tribune:
TAMPA — Gov. Rick Scott stopped by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Child Protective Investigations Division last March to announce an additional $1.8 million in state money was coming to hire more investigators and boost resources.
TAMPA — Gov. Rick Scott stopped by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Child Protective Investigations Division last March to announce an additional $1.8 million in state money was coming to hire more investigators and boost resources.
GOP's revival of parental-rights measure passes Senate
GOP's revival of parental-rights measure passes Senate:
DENVER — A bill giving parents broad authority over their children's school curriculum and medical treatment won initial approval Wednesday in the Colorado Senate, where Republicans said parents are sometimes trampled by overbearing school authorities.
DENVER — A bill giving parents broad authority over their children's school curriculum and medical treatment won initial approval Wednesday in the Colorado Senate, where Republicans said parents are sometimes trampled by overbearing school authorities.
New child-welfare chief: Stop 'potential law breaking'
New child-welfare chief: Stop 'potential law breaking':
New child-welfare director Greg McKay suggests his predecessors at the Department of Child Safety may have been close to breaking the law, according to a memo McKay sent to staff Tuesday evening. (Close to breaking the Law?)
New child-welfare director Greg McKay suggests his predecessors at the Department of Child Safety may have been close to breaking the law, according to a memo McKay sent to staff Tuesday evening. (Close to breaking the Law?)
Child welfare officials on defensive over child death 'transparency'
Child welfare officials on defensive over child death 'transparency' | Tampa Bay Times:
Florida’s top child welfare officials were on the defensive before a House committee on Wednesday as they defended an annual report on child deaths that had been stripped of data and embarrassing details about the state’s role in failing to protect the children whose lives were lost.
Florida’s top child welfare officials were on the defensive before a House committee on Wednesday as they defended an annual report on child deaths that had been stripped of data and embarrassing details about the state’s role in failing to protect the children whose lives were lost.
Mom Charged With Child Neglect For Son's Missed School Days
Mom Charged With Child Neglect For Son's Missed School Days | POPSUGAR Moms:
How much missed school is cause for legal concern? For Washington DC mom Jessica Smith, it only took 20 days of absence for her son's school to send her to court for criminal child neglect. However, the missed days of school weren't due to oversleeping or laziness — rather, Smith had brought her son Ziggy along on an adoption trip to Mongolia. Ziggy, who was adopted from Mongolia himself, had been begging his mom for a younger sibling, so when the same orphanage alerted Smith that they found a match for their little family, it seemed like a no-brainer.
How much missed school is cause for legal concern? For Washington DC mom Jessica Smith, it only took 20 days of absence for her son's school to send her to court for criminal child neglect. However, the missed days of school weren't due to oversleeping or laziness — rather, Smith had brought her son Ziggy along on an adoption trip to Mongolia. Ziggy, who was adopted from Mongolia himself, had been begging his mom for a younger sibling, so when the same orphanage alerted Smith that they found a match for their little family, it seemed like a no-brainer.
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