Court

In an interview at his Manhattan office, Chief Judge Rowan Wilson outlines a vision to create more equitable outcomes for New York families

NY’s highest court has overturned the termination of a Syracuse mom’s parental rights due to "ineffective assistance of counsel."

The charity overseeing a national network of volunteer advocates for foster children had tens of millions in federal grants reinstated — after removing DEI references.

Michigan jurists call on lawmakers to protect parents from neglect accusations when they're unable to manage teens’ mental health crises.

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.

The October dismissal of Judge Janis Jack has court-watchers and advocates concerned about a chilling effect.

A recent New York appeals court ruling reinforces the authority of family court judges when youth are placed in residential facilities.

The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is invoking a federal law to protect Native American graves and remains to sue the U.S. Army.