The Legal Intelligencer
...2012, Berks County Children and Youth Services filed petitions seeking to have B.B., D.B. and J.B. declared dependent. BCCYS' petitions alleged...
...caucus. "With so many dependent on a step-parent in...benefit of the spouse, natural children and parents of the deceased...
...Based on a finding that parents exposed children to domestic violence and physical discipline, they were declared dependents of BCCYS. The court ordered parents to...
...FAMILY LAW Dependent Child " DHS " Protective Custody " Involuntary Termination of Parental Rights " Best Interest of...
...Visitation Suspension " Best Interests of Children Burchell v...which stated father was not dependent on alcohol or drugs and...
...believed that child was the victim of abuse. The court adjudicated child dependent and granted a petition for a finding of aggravated circumstances. The...
...no debate. There is no greater loss than the loss of a child. In preparation for this summary, I re-read several articles about the...
...the court implicitly ruled that "permanent legal custody" in a child dependency case does not really mean permanent. Dependency practitioners should keep this...
...supreme court, is very fact-dependent, we will use Sergio Garcia...favorable category of "[minor] child of a U.S. citizen...
...offer 95 percent of their "full-time employees" and dependent children "minimum essential coverage" that is "affordable."...
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