By Betty Odak
There are several reasons why children are removed from their homes. Below is a list of them.
Neglect Sexual abuse Physical abuse Emotional abuse Child behavior problem at home or at school Caretaker inability to cope Parent(s) drug abuse Parent(s) alcohol abuse Inadequate housing Abandonment Child drug abuse [...]
By James Ray Edwards
Over the years since my divorce, and dealing with a constant barrage of parental alienation tactics from my ex-wife in her attempt to alienate my daughter from me, I have taken note of the amount of violence one parent can use against the other in custody disputes. [...]
By Robert Harnick
Children in schools and tuition institutes are always subject to abuse, whether verbal or physical. In fact, the practice of child abuse has become so common that it is spoiling their cuddliness. At times, it is the senior children that keep on passing comments on the juniors or [...]
By Monica Fenster
If the Department Of Child And Family Services (DCFS) could have one wish granted, it would be that they would never again have to investigate a case of child abuse or neglect.
This is unfortunately an unrealistic desire; and making it even more unfortunate is the [...]
By Harriet M Adams
In every child custody case today, participants should know that the outcome of the case will be based on the “best interests of the child.” It would seem that this is a very easy to understand directive. In a child custody case, it should not be surprising [...]
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