Kansas Courts ignoring parents filings, in which would show problems within the system

Topeka, Kansas– Mr. David Martin Price had filed in 2008 filings to address the truancy of his minor child, during the time his daughter was in foster care, and Shawnee County Court ignored, both, his letters to the judge, as well as, filings to the court to address her truancy in school. The Shawnee County court had sat on his motions not protecting the best interest of the child, due to the Court, agencies, and attorneys were profiting off of Federal Title IV-D funds for foster care in which come into each state. Now, Mr. Price has recently found out that there were problems and crimes concealed up by the foster parent and guardian ad litem. Mr. Price legal counsel had filed an emergency hearing to address all these issues, and the court is now stating that she has aged out and they lost jurisdiction over this matter, but according to Kansas Statutes KSA 60-252(a) the court has to address all issues that were brought up by motion within 90 days after filing the motion before they close the case. This is why we have lost all control of our children, because our courts have no longer become an institution of justice, but have actually become a financial institution. Whereby, no longer is it for the best interest of the child, but the best interest of the pocket book for each state. Mr. Price thinks that this only creates more problems, when pleadings are ignored, abuse allowed to continue, concealment continues, and the good parents are ignored, due to the profits each state makes from the Title IV-D funds. It can be up to 100 thousand per child each year, this does not include 30-40 thousand dollar bonuses to keep our children in the system, even though the court ordered her to be re-intergraded back to Mr. Price in 2008 and the agencies failed to comply with the court order. This system has failed to protect the parents, as well as, our children, and have now became a hindrance to interfere with our parental rights to assist our children, and allow them to do what they want, as well as, bill our insurance for their negligence, due to the huge profits and bonuses they receive. By U.S. Supreme Court cases, and the Family Parantage Act., parental rights are guarenteed under the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Whereby, if they interfere with your family parental rights, without justifiable reason, they have no jurisdiction to collect child support.