DCF seen trying for custody of more kids | Boston Herald:
DCF sought custody of an increasing number of children in September, records show — a surge in court cases that union leaders called a panic move by child welfare bosses under fire after a summer that saw two kids under state watch die and two others left seriously injured.
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 10, 2015
North Carolina Child Medically Kidnapped Starving to Death in Foster Care
North Carolina Child Medically Kidnapped Starving to Death in Foster Care:
A North Carolina grandmother is “horrified” at the condition of her 4 year old grandson Malakai. The deterioration in his health reportedly happened after Child Protective Services removed him from his family and placed him in foster care. She reports that he had previously been very healthy, with no medical problems. Now, the foster parents are collecting disability payments for him and he looks like he is starving. Kimberly Deese is fearful for her grandson’s life.
Comment: It happens in NH as well and most probably in other States. Been there!
A North Carolina grandmother is “horrified” at the condition of her 4 year old grandson Malakai. The deterioration in his health reportedly happened after Child Protective Services removed him from his family and placed him in foster care. She reports that he had previously been very healthy, with no medical problems. Now, the foster parents are collecting disability payments for him and he looks like he is starving. Kimberly Deese is fearful for her grandson’s life.
Comment: It happens in NH as well and most probably in other States. Been there!
Mother jailed after not paying guardian ad litem
Mother jailed after not paying guardian ad litem | WREG.com:
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- WREG has the story of a Bartlett mom who spent time behind bars, not because she committed a crime, but because she didn't pay a lawyer.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- WREG has the story of a Bartlett mom who spent time behind bars, not because she committed a crime, but because she didn't pay a lawyer.
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Ohio Social Workers and Attorneys Criticize “Chaotic and Tyrannical” Judge for Abducting Children
Ohio Social Workers and Attorneys Criticize “Chaotic and Tyrannical” Judge for Abducting Children:
A Cuyahoga County magistrate who removed a newborn from her parents last month after a mother drank marijuana-based tea for pregnancy pains chronically oversteps her legal authority in child custody cases, according to county children services workers and attorneys.
County attorneys objected to Magistrate Eleanore Hilow’s order to take Nova Sanford from her parents after her mother agreed to not use marijuana. Workers found the baby was in no danger living with her parents, Hollie and Daniel Sanford.
There was 'systematic abuse' in children's homes, says commission chairman
There was 'systematic abuse' in children's homes, says commission chairman - DutchNews.nl:
Dozens of people who say they were abused while living with foster families or in children’s homes have contacted a government commission investigating child social services.
Dozens of people who say they were abused while living with foster families or in children’s homes have contacted a government commission investigating child social services.
Saiki plans to investigate 'deeply' at DHS
Saiki plans to investigate 'deeply' at DHS:
Clyde Saiki, interim director of the Oregon Department of Human Services, said he plans to "get things stabilized" at the agency and investigate "deeply" into the circumstances that allowed a foster care provider to continue operating despite substantiated claims of abuse.
Clyde Saiki, interim director of the Oregon Department of Human Services, said he plans to "get things stabilized" at the agency and investigate "deeply" into the circumstances that allowed a foster care provider to continue operating despite substantiated claims of abuse.
Committee urged to 'dig deeper' into child protection agency
Committee urged to 'dig deeper' into child protection agency | Montana News | billingsgazette.com:
HELENA — Families, attorneys and former caseworkers urged the Legislative Audit Committee to dig deeper into the activities of the Division of Child and Family Services after an audit found issues with inadequate documentation, inconsistent investigations and an antiquated computer system.
HELENA — Families, attorneys and former caseworkers urged the Legislative Audit Committee to dig deeper into the activities of the Division of Child and Family Services after an audit found issues with inadequate documentation, inconsistent investigations and an antiquated computer system.
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