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Child Abuse And Neglect: The Neely Family
The Neely Family original became known to courts on September 29, 2015, at 4:06 p.m. while the mother of the alleged abused child filed a complaint with the Houston County Clerk Office. At 4:06 a Social Worker had selected the case for admittance. When the case was welcomed, the Social Worker administered family clearances. It stood recorded that the ostensible subject, Tonya N. is designated as a legal
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