Setback for Quets: She must pay
The effort by Allison Quets to win back the twins she put up for adoption and then kidnapped from the adoptive parents was dealt another blow by a recent court order.
Quets continues fight for children
Despite legal reverses, Allison Quets still hopes to regain custody of the twins she bore.
Quets' visitation bid blocked
Lawyer says mother who let twins be adopted will likely keep trying for visits.
Judge closes Quets hearing on visitation
Allison Quets' most recent legal attempt to be reunified with the twins she gave birth to, put up for adoption and later kidnapped happened behind closed doors.
Apex couple wants visitation hearing closed
The adoptive parents are fighting their twins' birth mother; she seeks regular visits.
Quets gets 5 years' probation
Allison Quets is sentenced to five years of probation for kidnapping her twins from their adoptive parents, but has not abandoned her hope of regaining them.
Quets timeline
NOVEMBER: Allison Quets becomes pregnant through in vitro fertilization from an unknown donor. Later, before the twins are born, Quets decides to give the male up for adoption and begins discussions with the Kevin and Denise Needham of Apex.
New lawyer with Quets for sentencing
Reasons for the change are a mystery as the birth mother prepares for Tuesday's hearing.
Quets' guilty plea surprises supporters
Her action acknowledges she went to Canada with twins who are at the center of a custody fight. Until a sentencing hearing set for December, Quets is free to travel in North Carolina and Florida.
A pregnancy begins an ordeal
A chronology of the Quets case.
Quets' backers fight custody ruling
Wake County Briefs:Supporters of Allison Quets, the Florida woman charged with kidnapping the twins she put up for adoption, are fighting a court ruling that denied her custody of the children.
Quets suit will stay sealed
Appeals court agrees adoption privacy pertains in the case.
Quets gets support in her battle for twins
Allison Quets' fight to regain custody of her twins has put her behind bars. But sympathy for her situation follows her on the Internet, in letters and into the visiting area at the Franklin County jail.
Quets gets a new lawyer
Triangle Briefs: Allison Quets has a new attorney.
Quets indicted on kidnapping charges
Allison Quets, the birth mother who fled to Canada with the twins she gave up for adoption, was indicted Wednesday on two counts of international parental kidnapping.
Judge rules Quets stays in jail
Attorneys for kidnapping suspect Allison Quets assailed prosecutors' depiction of her as a woman who plotted for months before fleeing with the twins she had given up for adoption. Regardless, U.S. District Judge Louise Flanagan ruled Thursday that Quets should not be released from jail.
Lawyer calls for Quets' release
House arrest sought for mother.
Judge seals Quets' lawsuit
Adoption case kept from public.
Quets stalked her twins' adopters, prosecutor says
Allison Quets, obsessed with the twins she gave up, stalked the Apex couple who adopted them before taking the infants to Canada in late December, a prosecutor said Friday.
Web site pleads Quets' case
There's now a Web site dedicated to reuniting Allison Quets with the twins she gave up for adoption and is accused of kidnapping.
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