Union County Department Of Social Services in NC – What You Need To Know

The Union County Department of Social Services in NC is an agency that is dependent on broken families to exist so that their jobs, funding of programs they run, and ability to support their children is secured. They need alienated non-custodial parents to exists to get Title IV-D funding. They need to adopt children out. They need domestic violence. They need people dependent on their services. Without these issues, they would not have jobs. And, unfortunately, we think they create more havoc where none exists to meet these goals and have 100% immunity for anything they do wrong. This statement is especially true for the child protective services department within social services. We think it’s time that NC families, and especially non-custodial families, stand up to the Union County Department of Social Services, it’s director, and supervisors and let them know that we are watching them closely. In this article we are going to educate Union County NC non-custodial families on how their funding is directly related to parents, grandparents, step-parents, and other family members being alienated from the children after divorce or relationship breakdown. If you identify with this article, then we encourage you to review our mission and either join us on Facebook or mailing list to help be a part millions of other families who desire reform within the family courts and NC department of social services agencies.

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As a non-custodial family, have you ever wondered why Judges in the county placed so much importance on you paying child support each month over you being a active and equal parent? Did you know that the State of NC social services agencies get back federal money on each dollar they collect in child support that is then used for the growing numbers of people on state assistance? The State has become completely dependent on this money, and Judges have no use for you as a parent because if you were an actual equal parent, your child support would be less that would trigger less federal money. Union County NC parents, grandparents, and step-parents need to realize that the State of NC is pushing you to the margins of your kids lives so that they have money to maintain social services.

And, not only does the State need you to be disposed of, the custodial parent needs you not be to be an active parent if she makes it in life via social services. If you were allowed to be more active in your kids lives, the custodial parent would need less assistance. And we are talking about a significant amount of assistance from having a child. Daycare assistance, medical/dental assistance, housing assistance, job assistance, food assistance, tax incentives, and more.

Union County Department of Social Services In NC And It’s Dependence On Broken Families and Title IV-D Money

As stated earlier, according to the Social Security Act Title IV-D legislation, for every $500 collected in child support, the State of NC agencies get back $500 in federal money. And according to this, we think that Judges in Union County NC are very aware of this. It’s the reason we still have bi-weekend Fathers instead of fathers and grandparents allowed to be active equal parents.

But workers, supervisors, and the director of the Union County Department of Social Services also has an interest in you not being allowed to have equal parentage as well. And unfortunately, we think departments like child protective services ends up creating more problems so that they can get federal money. Additionally, NC social services agencies have absolute immunity from law suits when they do bad things so there is very little accountability when some worker with a 4 yr degree takes a child and puts him/her into foster care.

Our organization also believes that Union County NC social services is very strict and adversarial with non-custodial families while being service driven with custodial parents. In short, NCPs trigger federal money so that custodial parents can live with expanding services. If CPS can make a case on a non-custodial family they can stop all visitation which then triggers more federal money.

But it is not just child support, the more domestic violence there is, the more programs and funding there are, and jobs to treat victims. Just about every aspect of NC Department of Social Services agencies is tied to the NEED for broken families.

Adoptions can’t happen if children are not being taken from homes. Foster care billing can’t happen if children aren’t being taken from homes. And we realize that many people will say that children are only taken when they need to be taken, but the reality is social services jobs would be lost if they ONLY took children that need to be taken.

NC Non-Custodial Families Stand Up To The Union County Department of Social Services

NC Fathers estimates that there are 4.5 million people in the State of NC who have direct ties to non-custodial families. These families come from every racial and cultural makeup, educational background, socioeconomic status, and gender. This is why it is very important that women in paternal families start standing up to legislators and Judges in elections and demand that they have an equal life with their children after divorce.

If every single non-custodial family in this state came together under one organization or lobby group, it would literally crush the other lobby groups who make money from divorce and parents fighting for 18 years – groups like lawyers and even social services. Legislators would, in one election cycle, put an end to purposeful child alienation from the other parent. It would stop Judges from allowing your children from being moved hundreds of miles away. And yes, it would add a heavy level of accountability for Legislators to find ways to fund the Union County Department of Social Services without there needing to be broken families.

We hope you will use the comment section below to give us your thoughts on social services in Union County, as well as sharing this article with others on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and other networks so that non-custodial families can learn about our organization and educate themselves on the for profit divorce industry that needs alienated parents and families to exists.

8/2015: Updated tags on the Union County Department of Social Services Complaints