CPS, juvenile family courts the biggest terrorist threat in the UnitedStates

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I am surprised at these abuses of children and families

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RobinStoltman: Lost parental rights

Stoltman, 32, moved hertwoyoungerchildren to South Dakota to avoidthe Minnesota system.

Oneisabout 6 monthsold and theotherisalmost 2 yearsold.

Shetoldthe St. Cloud Times she has a braininjurythatraised a flagwhenherfirst son wasborn, shesaid. Herhusbandalso has a criminal history and attended sex offendertreatment. Thetwodivorcedfor a time with hopes itwouldimproveher chance of gainingcustody, shesaid.

"Theyusedanything and everythingagainst me," Stoltmansaid.

Stoltmansellseducationaltoysnow and claimsone parental assessmentfoundherfit to parentwithhelp of someservices. Douglas County's case againstherclaimedneglect and arguedshewasnotfit to parent.

"Ms. Stoltmanreceived a multitude of intensiveservicesfor ten months, yetduringthat time periodshewasneverable to consistentlydemonstratefor a reasonableperiod of time theability to adequatelycareforthechildwithoutneedingpromptingoroversight," according to the Douglas County Findings and OrderdatedOctober 2016 and providedbyStoltman.

Thecourt record mentionsStoltman'schangingconcernswithherownhealth, anoverreation to minorsymptoms in thechild, as well as certainactivitiesshecompletedwhilethechildwas in a carrieronthefront of herbody, whichStoltmandenied.

Amanda Weber: Fightingforcustody

Weber istrying to regaincustody of heryoungest son, held in fostercareby Morrison County officials.

Sherecently moved hertwoolderchildren to Wisconsin. Theyweretaken off the case, and Weber'sattorneysfiled a motion to dismissthe case involvingherbaby, shesaid.

"ObviouslyI'vegot to be happythatmytwooldestchildrenweretaken off the case," shesaid. "I feel a littlebetter. A littlesafer. I wasalwaysafraidtheyweregoing to takemygirlsunfairly as theytookmy son unfairly."

In courtdocuments, Weber and countyofficialstelldifferentversions of whathappenedbefore Weber lostcustody of her son. Social Servicesinvestigated Weber in March, whensomeonereportedsheleftherkids home alone — a claimshedenied — according to thecounty'spetition.

In herofficial response, Weber claims a Morrison County social worker and a primarycarephysicianacted "in badfaith and withmalice" and thatthe social workerfabricatedevidence.

"I wouldneverhaveknownthat CPS hadthistype of power," shesaid of herimpressionbeforeshelostcustody of her son. Sinceshe'ssharedherexperiencepublicly, Weber saidshe'sheardfromhundreds of otherparentswith similar stories.