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10 Tips to Stop a Client in Denial from Derailing their Case
(Divorce Marketing Group, 2021-12-13)When your family law client is denying the reality of their situation, use these strategies to help keep the process – and your client – on track. -
The 2020 Census: Concerns About Undercounting and the Effects on Human Services.
(American Public Human Services Association, 2019-02)The U.S. Constitution directs, by Article I, Section 2, that a Census take place every ten years: “Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States...according to their respective Numbers....The ... -
7 Avoidable Legal Mistakes Chld Protective Services Investigators Make.
(American Public Human Services Association [APHSA]7 Avoidable Legal Mistakes Chld Protective Services Investigators Make. Policy & Practice, 20-21, 38, 2015-08) -
A-Z Responses to a Class Action Lawsuit Against a Public Human Service Agency.
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Access to records can impact your case
(ALM, 2022-06-07)Legislators and litigators alike hoped that revisions to the discovery rules would stop trial by ambush by mandating disclosures by each party to a case. Unfortunately, there are still many who either do not generate ... -
Addressing a Perceived Conflict of Interest in Out-of-Home Care Licensing.
(American Public Human Services Association-APHSA, 2019-10)Whether in business or government, we are keen to recognize and address the need to establish safeguards to prevent employees, subcontractors, agents, and collaterals from using their position for purposes that are not ... -
Adoption Attorneys and Human Service Departments: Working Better Together.
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Advantages of Proactively Sharing Information with Foster Parents.
(American Public Human Services Association-APHSA, 2012-04)The article focuses on the aspects of the proactive information sharing with foster parents on foster children. It states that information sharing will remove potential legal claims and limit considerable monetary damages. ... -
Afraid to immunize? Judges may view your reluctance sternly
(ALM, 2021-08-31)With so many COVID-related deaths, should the aim of our judiciary–particularly in the domestic relations and criminal courts–be, in part, to require COVID vaccines to preserve life and liberty? -
Anonymous Versus Identified Reporting of Child Maltreatment.
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Applying Federal Rules of Evidence to sexual abuse cases can be a nuanced undertaking
(ALM Media Properties, 2021-11-23)Because sexual abuse may often involve only the two people who know what really happened, numerous legal issues will be at the heart of formal judicial proceedings. Credibility and clarity are paramount. Society, the ... -
April is child abuse awareness month – so is May, June …
(ALM, 2021-05-29)It is imperative that we join together as one Nation to combat child abuse in all of its forms — through neglect, mistreatment, or physical, emotional, or sexual abuse. -
Are Clients Being Improperly Denied Coverage for an Eating Disorder When in a Residential Treatment Center?
(London, UK: Taylor & Francis, 2021-01-19)Individuals struggling with eating disorder diagnoses purse higher levels of care to treat the medical, behavioral, and psychiatric aspects of their disorders. The criteria for coverage at a higher level of care often ... -
Are juvenile curfew laws effective crime stoppers?
(ALM, 2021-04-16)Cities around the country have weathered large-scale legal and illegal citizen reactions following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. In response, many communities have imposed curfews. From a social policy perspective, ... -
Are there legal options for an adolescent who says, ‘My GAL doesn’t speak for me’?
(ALM, 2022-03-08)Like an iceberg, there are a multitude of family dynamics below the surface that GALs and other professionals may never know about a family when making decisions. Therefore, the question remains: When is it appropriate for ... -
Attorney Perspectives of Child Protective Services “Legal Kidnapping”.
(American Public Human Services Association-APHSA, 2019-02)Critics call it “legal kidnapping,” a somewhat derogatory term that refers to the alleged overreaching that Child Protective Services (CPS) effectuates by improperly removing a child from its parent(s), seemingly ... -
Attorneys May Suffer Consequences for Using Their Clients' Ill-Gotten Evidence
(ALM, 2022-05-18)Do we ask our clients where and how they obtained evidence when they mysteriously present emails between their spouse (whose interests are adversarial to their own) in the future? Likely, we must—to avoid just the type of ... -
An avoidable murder: Better training for policing teenagers.
(Thehill.comCapitol Hill Publishing Corp., a Subsidiary of News Communications, Inc., 2018-05-07) -
Battling the Cover-Up Culture of Child Sexual Abuse in Schools.
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“Bonding” in the Child Placement Process A Psychological and Legal Perspective.
(American Public Human Services Association [APHSA], 2015-12)
