Mother Of 12 On Welfare Complains To Judge Angel Yulee Adams is a woman who is living in Tampa, Florida, where she has chosen to raise her twelve children. Sound problematic? Thats not all. She was raising them all in a small motel room, after failing to pay more than $6,000 in rental fees to the Tampa Housing Authority. Adams was lucky to receive help from the Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office, the State Department of Children and Families, Hillsborough Kids Inc., the Childrens Home Society and A Kids Place. Combined, the organization gave Adams and her family a temporary cottage at a shelter and agreed to pay off her rental fees. Instead of showing her gratitude and getting her life on track, Adams is arguing that she should be receiving these benefits for the rest of her life. Everyone has bent over backward, Regional Director Nick Cox from DCF told the courtroom at a recent hearing. The mother has been less than gracious. Judge Sheehan, who was presiding over the case, agreed with Cox. We know you want us out of your life, we will be thrilled to close this case when you have all these things, Sheehan said, referring to ensuring that her kids were fed, receiving proper healthcare, and living in a good home. A lot of people have gone extra miles for you. Do you understand that? Adams didnt have much to say, except for, No comment, your honor. What do you think? Do people like this need to be taught a serious lesson? 