domestic violence

Mi Escuelita in San DIego offers students on-site mental health services and a safe space where children can learn and heal.

In Washington state, a ‘model code’ would have only licensed mental health professionals making parenting plan recommendations to the court.

A Washington mother filed a lawsuit alleging that a guardian ad litem and her abuser’s attorney colluded to flip the narrative against her.

Courts can no longer order CPS supervision of a parent just because they have an abusive partner, an appellate court in Brooklyn has ruled.

Being in a domestic violence relationship after foster care is like a continuation of trauma with a different title, writes Jessica Castillo.

In a New York appeals court, a Brooklyn mother and her lawyers are challenging CPS supervision of her home after she was physically abused.

California’s ‘failure to protect’ law allows child welfare agencies to take kids from homes scarred by domestic abuse, which some say can worsen trauma.

The Administration of Children and Families has launched a new office aimed at addressing domestic violence. 

Maryland may be the first state to protect domestic abuse survivors from being charged with neglect for their child’s exposure to the abuse.