Woman Cheats Ex-Boyfriend Out of $90,000 With Photos of Fake Son

A woman was arrested after tricking a former partner into paying child support with photos of a child who she claimed was their son. After being reported to the police, the woman was arrested for fraud in China’s Suzhou City on April 20, according to the Hangzhou Daily.

The woman, named Bei, allegedly cheated her ex-boyfriend, named Zhao, out of 600,000 yuan ($90,000) for over two years. She edited photos of herself holding a friend’s son, who she claimed was fathered by Zhao.

More >> Woman Cheats Ex-Boyfriend Out of $90,000 With Photos of Fake Son

Mom Accuses Ex of Child Abuse Then Gets Arrested For Not Paying Child Support

A Mt. Juliet mother, who reported her ex-husband for child abuse, has been accused of not paying child support.

Nia Celine Snow, 27, was booked into the Wilson County Jail on Oct. 3.

More >> Mom Accuses Ex of Child Abuse Then Gets Arrested For Not Paying Child Support

Should a woman pay child support if the child lives with the dad?

Cases of child custody and maintenance are becoming quite popular in children courts across the globe. Normally, it is the mother of the child who is supposed to take care of the young one until they reach a certain age when they can make sound decisions.

As per the Kenyan law, the mother is expected to get the child's full custody until the child is aged 18 years.  However, according to Kenya Law Resource Centre, a legal journal, custody can be given to any of the child's parents, guardian, or any person who applies for it with the consent of the initial custodian.

More >> Should a woman pay child support if the child lives with the dad?

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Plagued by problems, Ohio’s child support system is set for sweeping reforms. Here’s what would change.

Ohio’s child support system, plagued with an outdated formula used to calculate payments, $100 million a year in unpaid support and non-custodial parents who slip into the underground economy to avoid wage garnishments, may soon get its most sweeping reform in decades.

The impact of newly-passed legislation on families will vary based on factors such as income, health care coverage, child care arrangements and more.

More >> Plagued by problems, Ohio’s child support system is set for sweeping reforms. Here’s what would change.

Kansas creates sexist website posting mug shots of mostly men who can't afford tens of thousands of dollars in back child support

Kansas plans to post mug shots of people who owe thousands of dollars in back child support in an effort to shame them into paying or solicit tips on their location.

The program comes as Kansas struggles to improve its child support collections.

More >> Kansas posting mug shots of child support ‘evaders’

Don't beat the CPS Agent - LK Report for 10/6/17

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Illinois child welfare officials are reacting with shock and anguish to the severe beating of a veteran investigator who was assaulted while taking protective custody of a 2-year-old child near Sterling, about 120 miles west of Chicago.

More >> DCFS investigator is assaulted while trying to aid a child in Sterling, Ill.

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"CHIP has a proven track record of success, stemming from its adherence to the fundamental principles of state administrative flexibility, personal responsibility, and innovation aimed at enhancing health outcomes for beneficiaries". "If the lawmakers can't act in support of a program that was enacted in a spirit of bipartisanship and serves the most truly defenseless members of society, there's no hope for them".

More >> Alabama will dismantle All Kids health insurance if federal aid not extended

• Lapse In Federal Funding Imperils Children's Health Coverage

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A Pittsburgh newspaper is reporting that an anti-abortion congressman asked a woman with whom he was having an extramarital affair to have an abortion when he thought she might be pregnant.

More >> Report: Anti-abortion US rep asked girlfriend to get one

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A 33-year-old Bowie woman has been arrested for allegedly causing injury to a one-year-old child in her care as a foster parent.

More >> Foster mother jailed, accused of injury to a child

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Ohio’s child support system is riddled with problems, including billions in unpaid support and an outdated formula that some believe contributes to non-custodial parents moving to the underground economy to avoid wage garnishments.

More >> Ohio’s child support system rife with fraud, poor collection rates

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OAKLAND, Calif. — An attorney for the family of a foster child who died two years ago after allegedly ingesting methamphetamine has sued Alameda County, saying the girl should have been removed from a Stockton home after she swallowed the drug for the first time.

More >> Foster girl should have been removed after ingesting meth first time: suit

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ABC7 News has learned that Alameda County Social Services Agency is being sued for allegedly putting a 3-year-old foster child at risk after she died from methamphetamine poisoning. It was the second time the child had allegedly ingested meth, at the same foster home. It's a story you'll see only on ABC7 News.

More >> County sued over 3-year-old's alleged meth death; 'I should have protected her,' brother says

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JAY — A former foster parent and award-winning adoptive mother who was convicted of child abuse was sentenced Wednesday and will serve about three years in prison, a prosecutor said.

More >> Former DHS Adoptive Parent of the Year gets prison time in Delaware County child-abuse case

• Oklahoma woman formerly named DHS Adoptive Parent of the Year gets prison time in child abuse case

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The federal government is preparing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to settle multiple class-action lawsuits filed on behalf of First Nations people who were removed from their homes when they were children and adopted into non-Indigenous families.

More >> Ottawa to settle Sixties Scoop suits for hundreds of millions of dollars

• Feds to announce payout of $800M to Indigenous victims of '60s Scoop
• Ottawa to announce $800M settlement with Indigenous survivors of Sixties Scoop

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PALAKKAD: Only Pratheesh and Sharmila knew the sort of pain they felt while sending their five children to orphanage, but when they got back home after public intervention, mostly through social media, the poverty-stricken parents must have found the joy equally inexplicable.The parents, from Kannadi panchayat, had put the children, all under 11 years and three of them girls, in an orphanage at Edathanattukara on September 21 with the help of ward (No.14) member Vineesh.

More >> Poor parents put 5 kids in orphanage

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BOONE COUNTY, Ind. – Authorities say a 9-month-old boy suffered a fractured rib and bruising while under the care of his Indianapolis foster mother and her Whitestown boyfriend.

More >> Foster mom, boyfriend charged with neglect after baby suffers fractured rib

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• How Illinois bureaucracy robbed parents of a chance to save their children from a deadly disease
• Foster care panic won't stop child abuse tragedies
• Deputies looking for mom who failed to hand over child to CPS
• STARVED TO DEATH: Murder charges for adoptive parents of 16-year-old who weighed just FOUR STONE when she died of starvation home alone

LK Daily Report for 7/24/17 - Paying for Other Peoples Kids and more...

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He was a father figure, one who gave a young girl an escape route out of a group home she wanted to leave and sexually abused her in the process. Now, in a case that has prompted a judge to remark on the "apparent never-ending cycle" of the abused becoming abusers, the 41-year-old man has been sentenced to five years in prison.

More >> 'Never-ending cycle' of abuse: Manitoba man sentenced after sexually abusing CFS ward

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Taylor Moseley, a 20-year-old East Carolina University student is looking at spending decades behind bars after she was busted having sex with a 14-year-old. And keep in mind that Moseley once revealed that she hoped to become a child psychologist one day.

More >> COLLEGE STUDENT ARRESTED FOR HAVING SEX WITH 14-YEAR-OLD KID

Note: My heart goes out to this young man, it must have been a horrible experience.

Not!

I'm sorry but it's gotta be said.  I'm sure that kid loved every minute of it and is still bragging to his friends about it.
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"This isn’t just a series of lapses," said Michael McDowell SC, representing Sgt McCabe. "This is a deliberate decision not to inquire as to how this had gone so catastrophically wrong."

More >> Charleton Tribunal: Senior Tusla executive denies cover-up over false abuse allegation

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Katie-Anne Warman, now 21, finally turned in vile Michael Newson after watching a controversial rape scene on EastEnders

More >> MOLESTED AT DISNEYLANDMum first abused at 12 by her foster dad on a trip to Disneyland recalls how he used to rape her while his partner was on the school run

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The state of Michigan discovered a clever way to circumvent Second Amendment rights – use children as leverage against armed citizens. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) told fifty-four-year-old retired Marine veteran, William Johnson, that if he didn’t forfeit his Second Amendment right to a self-defense firearm, they would take his grandson from him and place him in a foster home. And the Gogebic County Judge backed them up.

More >> THE STATE WILL TAKE YOUR CHILDREN OR YOUR GUNS
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Three Oaks, Michigan (WNDU) -- An elementary school employee in Three Oaks will be back in court on Monday.

She is accused of failing to help a boy who was starved and abused at home. Sherrie bender is one of four school leaders at Three Oaks Elementary facing misdemeanor charges. They're accused of breaking Michigan's child protection law.

More >> School leader accused of not reporting child abuse due in court
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According to a recent audit of 150 cases by the State Comptroller, the Office of Children and Family Services could not show that caseworkers contacted 33 children in foster care within the first month of placement as required by the agency.


More >> Audit finds oversight issues with foster care in New York

• Kids at increased risk due to critical gaps in foster home records, audit finds
• Following ACS deaths, Savino looks to improve flawed child welfare system

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Houston, Texas —  A Houston man is on the hook for $65,000 in child support for a child that's not his.  Gabriel Cornejo, 45, took a DNA test proving a child his ex-girlfriend had 16 years ago was not his.

More >> Man ordered to pay $65,000 in child support for kid that's not his

Under fire, Philly stops suing parents of incarcerated kids for child support

Just ahead of a Friday afternoon City Council hearing on the city's longtime practice of going after working-poor parents of incarcerated children for child support, the city Department of Human Services said it will act to end the practice, effective immediately.

More >> Under fire, Philly stops suing parents of incarcerated kids for child support

Kansas judge rules sperm donor not on hook for child support

A Kansas judge has ruled that a Topeka man who donated sperm so two women could have a baby together isn't legally the child's father and doesn't have to provide financial support.

More >> Kansas judge rules sperm donor not on hook for child support

Sperm donor sued for child support after 16 years

A gay man who donated sperm to help a friend conceive two children has been sued for child support 16 years later.

More >> Sperm donor sued for child support after 16 years

Colorado man forced to pay child support despite DNA test results

Chris Atkins leads a life that might be stranger than any episode of "The Maury Povich Show."

More >> Colorado man forced to pay child support despite DNA test results

Levi Johnston Must Pay Bristol Palin $60K In Backed Child Support!

According to TMZ, a judge recently ordered Levi to pay Bristol a whopping $60K in backed child support for their 7-year-old son Tripp. While the judge had agreed to adjust Johnston's current support payments due to his reduced income, he decided the poppa must still fork over the money he skimped out on when he was flush with cash.

More >> Levi Johnston Must Pay Bristol Palin $60K In Backed Child Support!

Note:  The advocate for abstinence is also a gold-digger.  Go figure.

Ontario to end clawback of child support for parents on welfare

About 18,600 single parents in Ontario who rely on both social assistance and child support payments will see their incomes rise under rule changes to be introduced early next year, according to Thursday’s provincial budget.

More >> Ontario to end clawback of child support for parents on welfare

The Investigators: DCFS garnishes wrong person's wages, again

One man claims the Louisiana Department of Child and Family Services continues to take money for child support, despite him being the wrong Johnathan Smith.

More >> The Investigators: DCFS garnishes wrong person's wages, again

Arizona Uses Facebook and Twitter to Publicly Shame 'Deadbeat Dads'

Arizona Uses Facebook and Twitter to Publicly Shame 'Deadbeat Dads'

Deadbeat dads in Arizona, beware. Your mug could be plastered all over social media for the world to see.

How America's Child Support System Failed To Keep Up With The Times

How America's Child Support System Failed To Keep Up With The Times

When the U.S. child support collection system was set up in 1975 under President Gerald Ford — a child of divorce whose father failed to pay court-ordered child support — the country, and the typical family, looked very different from today.

For Men in Prison, Child Support Becomes a Crushing Debt

For Men in Prison, Child Support Becomes a Crushing Debt

New regulations would give parents in prison the right to pause child support payments, but opponents say it undercuts welfare reform.

Dad Raises Kids But Has to Pay Mom Anyway

Dad Raises Kids But Has to Pay Mom Anyway

A divorced father recently got a taste of the unique justice meted out by Israel's secular family courts when he was ordered to pay child support to his ex-wife despite the fact that the former couple's children reside almost exclusively with the father.

What it feels like to watch your kids grow up when you can’t pay child support

What it feels like to watch your kids grow up when you can’t pay child support

Kathryn Edin, a sociologist at Johns Hopkins University, traveled the country for six years, asking single moms in poor neighborhoods: How do you make ends meet? She wasn't interested in the children's dads, who appeared to offer little help. "They seemed like scummy characters," Edin said. "Disreputable types."