Missouri-COVID virus situation used to deny family reunification

Missouri, in family court the National COVID-19 virus pandemic that had the court system shut down is now used as a way for judges to work around due process of law and equal protection of inalienable rights to family integrity and denying family reunification. The Fourteenth Amendment Clause to Due Process and the fundamental rights of parents as to the care, custody, companionship, and control of their children is completely disregarded; judges are saying it is not anyone’s fault “the virus” situation had the court system shut down; family reunification denied.
Missouri Children’s Division has interfered with family reunification as required by both state and federal laws. The paternal grandparents have been found to be appropriate and denied family reunification due to the COVID virus pandemic; the judge believed the children had bonded with the current non-relative placement. When the children were first placed in the foster care system, the paternal grandparents took immediate placement. The children lived with the grandparents from August 2, 2016 – September 25. 2019 and were pursuing guardianship at the request and consent of the natural parents. The children were moved to a non-relative placement when the case manager claimed the grandparents only wanted guardianship of their granddaughter and siblings need to stay together. Guardianship had been filed for both children. There is still an open petition for guardianship and signed consent to adopt. My grandchildren are about to be illegally adopted out by the state of Missouri.
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