Wings for Justice
Educates and encourages survivors to help them protect their children's constitutional rights in the family court system.
by Laura Stevens, and other WFJ Advocates First step is to look at the family court website in your county’s jurisdiction for as much information as you can obtain. There is usually lots of important information in written format and videos about the process and expectations regarding family court that is specific to your jurisdiction. …
By Laura Stevens, Wings for Justice Advocate If your child comes to you with the abuse, always believe them and if your child has not admitted to abuse but you suspect abuse then do all the things one would do if they knew of the abuse. Things you can say and should not say to …
By Laura Stevens, Wings for Justice Advocate When it comes to attorneys in family court, these are ways that attorneys play the game in the system to win cases and favor, so they make the most money. What was just mentioned about attorneys also applies to Guardians Ad Litem (GALs). Although not all GALs are …
There are 4 types of child abuse: Physical abuse: Sexual abuse: Neglect: Emotional and Psychological Abuse:
