is there a program to help parents of murdered children reloacte to a diffrent state?
448273
Contact the prosecutor's office.  Most have victim support programs that include money for the crime committed against you.
1169729
Software titled Chaperone will do this for a reasonable cost.\n\nIt's not a substitute to parental supervision, but it does the job nicely when duties prevent that.
278862
Yes and call your local family and child services someone there will get in touch with the child(ren) social worker and give him/her your information.
607877
I'm pretty sure most district courts have programs for problem kids.  I'd either inquire with the court for your area, or check with your local police department.
795958
There is nothing in law (at least in any state of which I'm aware) that prevents parents from leaving a house to one child and not another. Without writing your book for you, one twist could be to have the parents aware of the daughter's problem before death, and therefore leave the house to the son...but have CPS, unaware of the drugs, make the daughter the guardian...
249958
I don't think so.  Any damages would rightfully go to the victim's family as a basis of the criminal conviction.  You would have to file a different action to get financial support from the convicted father of your kids.
338475
You might try the Center for Missing/Exploited children. You can try to get the State Police involved. Since it happened in Texas, or so it seems, maybe try the Texas Rangers.
722117
You have got to be kidding! The darlings of Corporate crimes get out of prison and get right on with their lives. The rehabilitated former sex offender, who has been through extensive treatment, has his and his families life in danger of vigilante murders. Is denied due process ALL the time. Can't take his children to the park. Can't go for a parent/teacher conference for his/her child. Oh yes, by the way, this goes for the single parents who are rehabilitated former sex offenders. So they can't check on their childs school progress. Attend any function their child may be performing in (which causes most of these children to not get involved in extra curricular activities). So you tell me how those convicted of corporate crimes have it so bad? They still have their money, while the rehabilitated former sex offender (possibly actually innocent) can't use his/her possible college degree and is lucky if he/she can get a job digging ditches. Yes siree, those poor corporate criminals just have it so hard!
221550
Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.
396064
death is an easy way out for that.  they need to be put in a room with real parents and let use take care of them.  they would wish for death when i got done with them.
1129440
get a damn good lawyer and sue for alienation of affection. Simply put if a child is taken from a family and they have done the circus route and within the time specified then by every law I am aware of then Social Sevices has to "give back" the children.\n\nIt is the laws that state it is the job of "Social Services" to try and keep families together using whatever means necessary in order to have a reunited family unit.\n\nOk so its the government but they still must go by same laws it just makes your job a little harder and unfortunately they have the county sheriff and your neighbors or family who say one thing but with a good lawyer can be made to look totally in a different light in court.\n\nAlso, file a petition in the family court with jurisidiction over the matter for sole custody. It's free cuz "Social Services" has already filed the motion to remove. remember your under the gun for time so file soon. Also file subpeona's for as many "fine upstanding character witnesses" as you can. The more stable and even a cop or counselor or two really won't hurt. They are required by law to report any suspisions they have to the court anyways so their word carries more weight in court especially if ts a judge who has dealt with them before... make sure the judges like them though. Don't get the one who pissed them off the last case they were on... lol... j/k\n\nTell them to be careful. What state they live in? Also write to Congressman, State Reps, Senators, Mayors, Govenors... you would be amazed who will contact you! Trust me on this...
467830
try legal aid or your county bar assn. may have a program available. Best Wishes with it.
468248
yes she can get her children back,leaving small children alone is not a good idea for any length of time but we all make mistakes the area dhs office should get involved and help her find the resources she needs if it still doesn't look good contact legal aid .good luck!
541827
The parents were reported to child protective services, but there is no update to what happened. The father agreed to not allow the mother to be unsupervised with the kids at anytime. I hope, for the children's sake, that this family can get help.
1100202
I don't know what state you live in, but there is a national civil rights group called "Fathers for Equal Rights", and they offer an array of free and/or low-cost legal services to non-custodial parents. Their website is: www.fathers4kids.com. Good luck!
1142499
While I do sympathyze with you, the ultimate goal of DFCS is to keep "natural" families intact.  They do whatever is in thier power to keep together or reunite families within the system.  When you took in those children in you became their foster parent and regardless of a foster parents relation to the kids, a foster home is considered a temporary situtation.  \n\nIf you feel that the children will still be in danger if returned to their mother than you can try to sue for custody.  If you choose to do this than keep in mind that the courts are very biased in favor of the closest blood ties.  Hire the best custody attorney that you can afford.
1010093
File a police report and get a lawyer.  Take your butt down to the police station, they probably take a statement and then send you to social services.  Social services should be able to advise you further on that situation.  If the health and well-being of your kids is at stake, then go take care of things.  If you let this scare you and don't take steps to solve this now, the State can step in later down the road and just take the kids.