A Kentucky father has won a rare victory in the state Court of Appeals after a family court judge was found to have committed a “substantial miscarriage of justice” in a high-stakes custody battle, highlighting the importance of due process and transparency in family court.
Carre Munoz, a caseworker for Colorado’s Child Protective Services, violated due process and destroyed a family by removing their children after a false positive test result caused by over-the-counter medications, and the system has been under fire for years for wrongful child removals and misconduct.
In the recently filed federal lawsuit Atwood v. Ivanova, Wilbrandt, and Budd (Case No. 24cv2235-SBP), Judi B….
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By Elena D. Riveria Empathy is a cornerstone of human connection. It allows us to understand and…
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By Elena D. Rivera Golden, Colorado – Clara Wilbrandt, a 64-year-old attorney and mother of three, is…
Tainted Trials, Tarnished Headlines, Stolen Justice Series: Vanguard Reporting Results in Denial of Grant Funding for Sketchy…
By Fred Johnson and Susan Bassi When Christine attends her daughter’s San Jose elementary school graduation next…
By Susan Bassi and Fred Johnson As Santa Clara University law school students looked forward to graduation,…
By Judi Atwood Last week in Colorado, amid the sensational news of an attorney disrobing at a…
By Judi Atwood The family courts in America have become a battleground where the insidious tactics of…
Editor’s note, the teen victim-witness in this story is identified as Emily Doe. The father charged with…
By Susan Bassi and Fred Johnson Valentine’s Day came early for unwed parents after U.S. District Judge…
By Judi Atwood In the digital landscape of trauma support, finding authentic guidance amid the complexity of…
By Judi Atwood In the tranquil expanse of Gilpin County, Colorado, where the silent mountains bear witness…
By Judi Atwood In the intricate landscape of Boulder County Family Courts and law enforcement agencies like…
By Susan Bassi and Fred Johnson An estimated 75% of people going through a divorce or custody…
By Judi Atwood Family Court in America has quietly become a new form of exploitation, akin to…