Adoption / Foster Care: Judge Ruled Child Support Due to Child Sent Back to Russia

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Judge Ruled Child Support Due to Child Sent Back to Russia Mar 12th 2012, 08:00 Circuit Court Judge Lee Russell ruled Wednesday, March 7, 2012, that Torry Hansen is liable for child support and approved a motion for a default judgment against Hansen. In April 2010, Hansen sent her then seven-year-old child back to Russia with a note saying he was violent and out of control. Her adoption agency, World Association for Children and Parents filed the lawsuit seeking child support for the child who now lives in a group home for children that can not be adopted in the Moscow suburb of Tomilino. Hansen no longer lives in Tennessee, but resides in California. No criminal charges were ever filed against Hansen in the matter. The set amount due the child in the form of child support and damages will be set in May. Suggested Reading: Russian Adoption Problems In the Eyes of Russian Adoptive Parents Mulligan Family Opens Up About Their Russian Adoptions Internationally Adopted Children Sometimes Suffer Same Challenges as US Children SOURCE: Tennessee mom who returned adopted son to Russia must pay child support to orphanage

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