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Hot Line 1-800-USA-Kids (872-5437 available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 


Email: UnlovedInCustody@gmail.com 
This email is checked monthly so do not leave an important message for a quick response. 


When calling a hot line make sure you tell them you are feeling suicidal for living with an abusive parent or if you are in a group home. These hotlines take statistics, and we need then to know this information.


Please make sure you read our articles and information. We try to help you understand what is happening and going on and may give you some good information. The site is broken up into two categories one for children having issues with custody and the other for children in group homes. The creator of this blog understands that the family court system is selling custody to an abusive parent and that protection services are illegally taking children as well. 

What can you do about the situation you are in? Education is power and that is what this blog is all about. We aim to focus on you and what you are going through and let the parents do what the parents are going to do. You need the help, and you need the help now. 

The family court and the protection services court are the same court. This court is called Civil Court. They talk a lot about the " Best Interest of The Children " but that is a cover up and they do not have the children's best interest. Civil Court is a monetary court, and it is all about money. If the court contractors can sell custody and secretly pocket money they will.

There is also government funds called incentives but really, they are "kickbacks." If you are interested in learning about this look up Title IV D for divorce or custody and Title IV E for foster care. Title IV is the money that everyone who works pays into for retirement. The money is attached to the Social Security card. This means that everyone should be interested in what is happening to the funds because all working citizens pay into this system. 


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