Why can’t we be clear about transparency in the Family Court?

Why can’t we be clear about transparency in the Family Court?:

Family judges disagree about approach to reporting of cases involving financial disputes after divorce.

Lacombe foster mother indicted for murder of 22-month-old

Lacombe foster mother indicted for murder of 22-month-old | NOLA.com:

A St. Tammany Parish grand jury has indicted a Lacombe foster mother of second-degree murder in the death of 22-month-old Madison Parrott, according to the District Attorney's Office. The indictment came down late Tuesday (Sept. 15).

Compensation for foster girls who were forced to wear nappies and take cold baths

Compensation for foster girls who were forced to wear nappies and take cold baths - Birmingham Mail:

A Midland council has been told to pay compensation to two adopted children who were humiliated and smacked by their foster carer and forced to take cold baths and wear nappies.

Foster mother of dead toddler leaves Auburn housing unit

Foster mother of dead toddler leaves Auburn housing unit - News - telegram.com - Worcester, MA:

AUBURN – The foster mother in whose care a 2-year-old child died last month has voluntarily left the subsidized housing unit on Pheasant Court.An investigation continues into the child's death. A second foster child in the home was found seriously injured at the same time.

False Positive Drug Tests and CPS

False Positive Drug Tests and CPS - Michigan Child Abuse and Neglect Defense Attorneys:

When an expectant mother arrives at a hospital, ready to deliver her baby into the waiting arms of medical staff, one of the many processes she is required to undergo is blood work. For many mothers, this isn’t even something they’re aware of. Samples are drawn and whisked away for analysis without a word. And for a woman in labor, it’s just one more needle poke, one more test, one more item on a laundry list of things she is ignoring right now. Her attention is elsewhere. On the baby she is delivering.

Adopted children who are 're-homed' hard to find, track: GAO report

Adopted children who are 're-homed' hard to find, track: GAO report - Washington Times:

A new federal report on the “re-homing” of adopted children said the problem is hard to track, but government officials are taking action to stop the practice.

Parents who had children removed by CPS protest perceived conflict of interest by U of M doctors

Parents who had children removed by CPS protest perceived conflict of interest by U of M doctors - WXYZ.com:

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WXYZ) - Are innocent parents losing their kids for suspected abuse, due to a doctor’s conflict of interest?  That is what protesters before the University of Michigan Board of Regents say happened to them.