Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Arbitration Award Against Lisa Stevens Schuylkill County


 I Served director lisa Stevens of schuylkill county children and youth a 27 page affidavit of proof of claim demand and contract. Now i just have to get my award confirmed at district court. My son, then will be returned to me. Please note my arbitration award not only states that they are to return my child but ms. Lisa stevens owes me as of December 20th 2019 $335,000 plus $5,000 a day for keeping my child from me until he is returned. Now being that I have to take it to district court.... times that by 4 for punitive damages. I don't want a dime I just want my son home, but since she would rather being a heartless, greedy person I will gladly take that money now.  PM if anyone is interested in how I did it. It's time we make a stand. It's time to remind everyone about WE THE PEOPLE. Let us take back our children.

Samantha Dunphy










Thursday, March 18, 2021

Kids for Cash! The Power to Destroy every Family

 Direct quote from Richard Wexler, Executive Director of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform, www.nccpr.org

The foster system holds perhaps the greatest power a state can exercise over its people: the power to forcibly take children away from parents and permanently sever parent-child relationships. 

And if you’re not reading this in New York City, you should do even more checking when your own family policing agency puts out a statement.  Because New York City really is one of the least bad child welfare systems in the country (mostly not thanks to David Hansell). Wherever you are, it’s probably worse.

The agency regularly cherry-picks data to disguise the fact that, under Hansell’s leadership, ACS has retreated from reform and subjected more children to the enormous trauma of needless foster care.

https://www.nccprblog.org/2021/03/child-welfare-in-new-york-why-you.html


https://citylimits.org/2019/03/28/opinion-city-is-spinning-child-welfare-stats/