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Traveling Teacher Pamela Arnold Announces Workshop on Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Link

September 19th, 2010

Dallas, TX – A great teacher once said, “Education is a companion which no misfortune can depress, no crime can destroy, no enemy can alienate, no despotism can enslave… at home or abroad…” Education may very well be the companion that helps an individual identify and then break the link between child abuse and domestic violence.

According to the Office of Health and Human Services of the Commonwealth of » Read more: Traveling Teacher Pamela Arnold Announces Workshop on Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Link

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Determining Physical Custody – How Does the Court Decide Who the Child Lives With?

September 19th, 2010

If there is one subject that tears at a parent’s heart it is the issue of custody. Determining who gets custody and visitation is different in every case. There is no exact formula to follow, but there are guidelines and principles you will want to follow to make sure that your child gets the best possible arrangement.

I often hear people discuss custody when they have no idea what the meaning of the word is. Is it any » Read more: Determining Physical Custody – How Does the Court Decide Who the Child Lives With?

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Characteristics Of An Internet Child Predator

September 19th, 2010

Millions of children and teens are on the Internet everyday. They surf web pages, get their email and chat with their friends. Most parents believe this is harmless, except that our kids are being targeted everyday by predators on the Internet.

Let’s explore some of the characteristics of a child predator. The average child predator is male and over the age of 25. He could be considered “the guy down the street wh » Read more: Characteristics Of An Internet Child Predator