Mrs Cordell Case

Background Linda Carter is an African American female that is twenty-two years of age, born and raised in the state of Virginia. Ms. Carter comes from a family that is of low socioeconomic status and due to this position Ms. Carter was raised in a low-income neighborhood. Ms. Carter’s childhood home was plagued with many social issues that affected her upbringing. Ms. Carter’s family history includes a significant amount of mental illness and substance abuse, due to the experienced trauma in her early childhood Ms. Carter’s disposition and ability to function as a normal Twenty-two-year-old is unbalanced. At the age of nine, Ms. Carter was a victim of sexual molestation, and physically abused by her caregivers.

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George Heirens, William’s dad, and William’s mom owned a floral business, but due to the Great Depression, it went out of business. After several failed employments, his father found a job on the police force of Carnegie Steel Company, which he worked his way up to a special investigator. After their floral shop went out of business, William’s mother worked as a fancy pasty maker in a baker and then she went to designing and executing custom made clothes. William has a younger brother, Jere, he is three years younger than William. There is allegation that family history includes insanity, epilepsy, alcoholism and mental defectiveness.

2.10 mrs brady is the paternal grandmother for all three children reported seeing the children on facetime once a week. Mrs brady stated she had visited the children on a monthly basis.

Foster mother agreed to remind the client about the court, got ot be on time and to have a breakfast. Foster explained that she doesn’t want the client to be sleeping at court. FF asked mother is she is aware of the reason of the court. Foster mother shared that this court day is to determined legal guardianship for the client. FF shared that the CSW expressed that mother is fight for the client and siblings. Foster mother expressed that she is aware of mother actions and that she is taking classes to get her children

Mrs. Cordell stated she was thirty years old when she was arrested for the traffic warrant, and stated she did not report to court as ordered and a warrant was placed for her for non-attendance to court. Mrs. Cordell stated she served a few hours in jail and was released with no other actions required. Mrs. Cordell stated she was forty-seven years old when she was arrested for the second offence of Theft-by Check. Mrs. Cordell stated she does not remember what happened but stated she was having financial issues during that time and made a bad decision involving a check. Mrs. Cordell stated she was arrested but released after a few hours in the holding cell, and stated the case was dismissed with no actions

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Anna Tarlton is my 92-year-old mother and despite her wishes to see me, my sister Nancy Linton is isolating her from me, her other children, my children, and my siblings’ children. My mother, Anna Tarlton, lives with my sister Nancy Linton and Nancy has the Financial and Medical Power of Attorney but uses that abuse of authority as leverage against us and strip my mother for her freedom to visit her children. As a demonstration of this abuse, I have been banned from her property and not even allowed to acknowledge her in public without my sister or a “third party” person listening to our conversation. Moreover, there is no phone, (it is there, but disconnected from the wall and wireless) to call therefore I cannot even talk to her over the

S: Mrs. Thornhill appeared to be distressed and in emotional turmoil about the things that are going on her life. She tried to be in an upbeat mood, but her facial expressions showed another story

UCM: CPSW did a home visit and met with Ms. Barksdale and her son Calvin at her home. Calvin was playing and watching tv during the visit. Ms. Barksdale stated that she has completed her parenting assessment and did not complete parent and child observation because her attorney recommended not to complete one. Ms. Barksdale stated that she has documents stating that she does not need to complete her parent and child observation. CPSW requested the documetns from Ms. Barksdale and she stated that she has lost the docuemtns. Also, CPSW talked about her progress on UA's. Ms. Barksdale stated that she has been calling everyday about her color and has not missed any UA so far. CPSW reminded Ms. Barksdale about her next pre-hearing court date on

At what age did making your own choices become acceptable? For many people as they turn anywhere between 10 and up they start to think that every choice made about them, with their life, that they should be the one making the decision. Most parents would agree with that. So why is it that when it comes to something medical, people start to believe that they aren’t old enough? If a child understands what they are doing, or the consequences, then they should be able to make their own decision. Many minors diagnosed with an illness will take the treatment, but some don't want it. Some minors will tell the doctor that they don't want to be given the treatment, and because of a few words, they will end up in court going against the hospital, trying

On the event date above, CP arrived to the Jamaica Family Center shelter to meet with Shakia Pinckney. Upon arriving the Cp waited nearly 10 minutes because Ms. Pinckney was in the shower. Ms. Pinckney apologized to the CP for not being prepared for the visit. The CP then noticed that Justin, her son, was asleep in his grandmother’s room and Belinda Pinckney was not present. According to Ms. Pinckney, her mother stepped out. The CP informed Ms. Pinckney that she submitted the referral for parenting classes with Forestdale, Inc. and to expect a phone call from the program. The CP also mentioned to Ms. Pinckney about enrolling into the GED program. Ms. Pinckney stated that she is still interested and also interested in security training. The

Legal Principles: Under the Statute of Frauds, the following contracts, if they are executory, are unenforceable unless the terms of the contract are in writing and signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought – contracts that cannot be performed fully within one year from the date of making: GOL 5-701 (a)(1)

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Counselor met with Sam briefly at school today to explain to her that she is eligible for services and to discuss her participating in a community based assessment. Sam was very excited to hear about her case and is really wanting to participate in an assessment. After further discussion, Sam stated that she would like to do her assessment in cleaning or stock. Although Sam is her own guardian she asked this counselor if she could call and update her mom on all this information. While Sam was with this counselor they called her mom. This counselor explained how she is eligible, what an assessment is, how it works, and what areas she has chosen to explore. Sam's mom agreed with her decision and is also excited for her to do an assessment. Counselor