Taxpayer Costs

Welcome to a dedicated page for state taxpayers. This page aims to inform you about the financial impact of policies and procedures within the family court system. It highlights issues related to transparency and the true costs being charged to taxpayers. 

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Nowhere in the constitution does it require these agencies to consider the harm caused by their actions as mere collateral damage—harm that swiftly and ruthlessly deprives parents and children of their rights, freedoms, and the opportunity to maintain their relationships. These programs treat families as commodities, showing no regard for their well-being.

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The patterns that taxpayers should be aware of is how the family court is the processing center for BCSS, DCYF and YDC. The harm and the tax burdened is completely preventable. Taxpayers shouldn't be responsible for paying the restitution of others who personally benefitted.

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Taxpayers need to be informed about how the family court system and its three main agencies operate. These entities exemplify how efforts driven by institutional incentives often start with seemingly good intentions but quickly become unsustainable, failing to address the actual, limited needs of the population they serve. The reactive scheme involved fabricating cases and forcing every family to go through the system regardless of actual need.

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"No Needs. It's Ok, We'll Just Fabricate It!"

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These independent agencies are responsible for providing health and human services to those in need however, there is no legal directive that instructs them to target all cases, profile clients, manipulate information, force services or fabricate outcomes—these actions are seemingly driven by institutional motives and the desire to satisfy lower level contractors, attorneys and staff desires to generate endless billing opportunities. 

 

Taxpayers should not be burdened with the preventable costs, nor should innocent taxpayers be responsible for paying the restitution of others who personally benefitted.