Posted on August 2, 2008. Filed under: Mothers in Poverty | Tags: abuse, adult, advocacy, attorney, child, confidentiality, costs, courts, custody, DD, death, developmentally delayed, disabled, failure, family, father, fees, guardian, guardianship, high cost of justice, incapacitated, injustice, justice, justice for the poor, kills, law, legal, legal fees, mother, neglect, nurturer, poverty, protections, rights, self-determination, system |
OH, YES. IT DOES SPELL DEATH. With the help of government and society who look the other way, and have slid into a current state of uncaring status quo on the subject. I know whereof I speak.
My daughter died recently, an incapacitated disabled adult in a guardianship. The guardian was not one of her [...]
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Posted on June 30, 2008. Filed under: Mothers in Poverty | Tags: abuse, abuser, author, bias, book, children, Coral Theill, courts, divorce, domestic, dv, emotional, mother, motherhood, power, survivor, trauma, violence |
Motherhood is truly sacred. But mothers are routinely victimized in today’s courts, as are their children. Poverty is one of the factors determining their lack of success in the courts and associated process.
This author, Coral Theill, has survived such traumas that destroy motherhood and mother-child relationships, at the hands of those who should protect [...]
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