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Published by Center for Judicial Excellence

Family Court Crisis: Our Children At Risk

by Kathleen Russell Consulting

As part of their ongoing effort to educate and engage the community, the Center for Judicial Excellence recently produced a 42-minute documentary addressing the serious systemic breakdown of our family courts. Family Court Crisis: Our Children At Risk features personal testimony from individuals who have experienced the pitfalls of our family law system and expert evaluations of what has gone wrong. The video was screened on the East Coast as part of the fifth annual Battered Mothers Custody Conference on January 12, 2008.

Click here to order your own copy of the full-length, 42-minute DVD.

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