Rally for Colorado dad fighting for custody of illegally adopted daughter

Rally for Colorado dad fighting for custody of illegally adopted daughter | FOX31 Denver:
DENVER — A rally was held outside the Colorado Court of Appeals this week in support of a man who has spent the past eight years trying to gain full custody of his daughter, who was illegally adopted in Utah.
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Pueblo foster parents accused in child abuse death in court

Pueblo foster parents accused in child abuse death in court | News - Home:

PUEBLO, Colo. -

Paul Finn was sentenced to 10 years of probation for a charge of child abuse resulting in death.

She was a babystealer, not a wonderful woman who helped children

The woman accused of shooting a DCF worker to death is facing a first degree murder charge.

Externalizing problems in young foster children: Prevalence rates, predictors and service use

Externalizing problems in young foster children: Prevalence rates, predictors andservice use

Objective: Examining the prevalence of externalizing problems, their predictors and mental health service use
for these problems by foster children and foster parents in a representative group of foster children aged 3 to
12 in Flanders.

Mom Who Lost Custody Shoots Social Worker

Mom Accused of Killing Aunt, Cousins, Child's Social Worker | NBC Chicago:

Mom Accused in Deaths of Aunt, Cousins, Child's Social Worker
A Vermont woman allegedly murdered her aunt, two cousins and a social worker after losing custody of her daughter, authorities believe.

Senators Push to Keep Kids Out of Foster Care

Senators Push to Keep Kids Out of Foster Care | Youth Today:

WASHINGTON — When states spend federal child welfare money, the funding rules mean most of the money goes to foster care services. But many government officials and children’s advocates say the money could be better spent on services that help a family stay together without the need for a foster placement.

Juvenile Court Secrecy Hides Negligence of Child Welfare Officials

Juvenile Court Secrecy Hides Negligence of Child Welfare Officials:

Tennessee courts and laws are shielding the activities of child welfare workers from public view in a case that fairly screams ‘negligence’ on their part. We see this regularly of course and I’ve commented on it many times. Almost invariably, what child welfare authorities do or don’t do in individual cases remains unknown to the press and the public due to laws requiring confidentiality. But in this case as in so many others, what’s being protected is the malfeasance of CPS workers and others, not the best interests of children (Memphis Commercial Appeal, 7/31/15).