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Deprivation Affirmed, Mother Subjected Children To Unwarranted Forensic Interviews And Exams

Posted Feb.21, 2010 by Cynthia J. Remboldt, Esq., under Custody, Deprivation, Evidence, Parental Rights

 Deprivation, Forensic Evidence, sexual abuse

Deprivation order AFFIRMED as evidence supported it; mother repeatedly subjected children to unwarranted and unnecessary forensic interviews and medical exams in her unsuccessful attempts to substantiate sexual abuse by their father.

In the Interest of S.K. and A.K., A09A1357 (11/13/09)

From:  Fulton County Daily Report (12/4/2009)

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