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We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
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We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
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We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
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We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
Learn More

Join Us
We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
Learn More

Join Us
We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
Learn More

Join Us
We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
Learn More

Join Us
We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
Learn More

Join Us
We protect children who have been abused or experienced domestic violence; we support them and their protective parents in family court; we promote change through community outreach and education.
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Updates & News
- 06.27.22
June News & Updates – Child Justice Celebrates 10 Years Of Service!
May was a big month at Child Justice! It kicked off with a well-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award for Child Justice Founder and Executive Director,… - 06.17.22
United States Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Opinion In Hauge Convention Case Involving Domestic Violence and Child Custody
We are delighted that the United States Supreme Court unanimously held that a child’s physical and psychological safety is paramount in making decisions regarding… - 06.02.22
Post-Separation Abuse: A Concept Analysis, by Kathryn J. Spearman
Post-separation abuse can be defined as the ongoing, willful pattern of intimidation of a former intimate partner including legal abuse, economic abuse, threats and… - 05.18.22
Law To Protect Children In Custody Cases Involving Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Signed By Governor Hogan
Monday, May 16, 2022 was a great day for Maryland’s children as Governor Hogan signed into law SB17 – Child Custody – Cases Involving… - 04.11.22
National Child Abuse & Sexual Assault Prevention Events
Child abuse and sexual assault prevention is important any time of year, but it is truly highlighted during the month of April.… - 04.06.22
Child Justice Legal Director On ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To Abuse’
Child Justice Legal Director, Paul Griffin, was recently featured on a podcast with En(Gender)ed, giving his opinion on ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To…
Updates & News
- 06.27.22
June News & Updates – Child Justice Celebrates 10 Years Of Service!
May was a big month at Child Justice! It kicked off with a well-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award for Child Justice Founder and Executive Director,… - 06.17.22
United States Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Opinion In Hauge Convention Case Involving Domestic Violence and Child Custody
We are delighted that the United States Supreme Court unanimously held that a child’s physical and psychological safety is paramount in making decisions regarding… - 06.02.22
Post-Separation Abuse: A Concept Analysis, by Kathryn J. Spearman
Post-separation abuse can be defined as the ongoing, willful pattern of intimidation of a former intimate partner including legal abuse, economic abuse, threats and… - 05.18.22
Law To Protect Children In Custody Cases Involving Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Signed By Governor Hogan
Monday, May 16, 2022 was a great day for Maryland’s children as Governor Hogan signed into law SB17 – Child Custody – Cases Involving… - 04.11.22
National Child Abuse & Sexual Assault Prevention Events
Child abuse and sexual assault prevention is important any time of year, but it is truly highlighted during the month of April.… - 04.06.22
Child Justice Legal Director On ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To Abuse’
Child Justice Legal Director, Paul Griffin, was recently featured on a podcast with En(Gender)ed, giving his opinion on ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To…
Updates & News
- 06.27.22
June News & Updates – Child Justice Celebrates 10 Years Of Service!
May was a big month at Child Justice! It kicked off with a well-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award for Child Justice Founder and Executive Director,… - 06.17.22
United States Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Opinion In Hauge Convention Case Involving Domestic Violence and Child Custody
We are delighted that the United States Supreme Court unanimously held that a child’s physical and psychological safety is paramount in making decisions regarding… - 06.02.22
Post-Separation Abuse: A Concept Analysis, by Kathryn J. Spearman
Post-separation abuse can be defined as the ongoing, willful pattern of intimidation of a former intimate partner including legal abuse, economic abuse, threats and… - 05.18.22
Law To Protect Children In Custody Cases Involving Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Signed By Governor Hogan
Monday, May 16, 2022 was a great day for Maryland’s children as Governor Hogan signed into law SB17 – Child Custody – Cases Involving… - 04.11.22
National Child Abuse & Sexual Assault Prevention Events
Child abuse and sexual assault prevention is important any time of year, but it is truly highlighted during the month of April.… - 04.06.22
Child Justice Legal Director On ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To Abuse’
Child Justice Legal Director, Paul Griffin, was recently featured on a podcast with En(Gender)ed, giving his opinion on ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To…
Updates & News
- 06.27.22
June News & Updates – Child Justice Celebrates 10 Years Of Service!
May was a big month at Child Justice! It kicked off with a well-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award for Child Justice Founder and Executive Director,… - 06.17.22
United States Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Opinion In Hauge Convention Case Involving Domestic Violence and Child Custody
We are delighted that the United States Supreme Court unanimously held that a child’s physical and psychological safety is paramount in making decisions regarding… - 06.02.22
Post-Separation Abuse: A Concept Analysis, by Kathryn J. Spearman
Post-separation abuse can be defined as the ongoing, willful pattern of intimidation of a former intimate partner including legal abuse, economic abuse, threats and… - 05.18.22
Law To Protect Children In Custody Cases Involving Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Signed By Governor Hogan
Monday, May 16, 2022 was a great day for Maryland’s children as Governor Hogan signed into law SB17 – Child Custody – Cases Involving… - 04.11.22
National Child Abuse & Sexual Assault Prevention Events
Child abuse and sexual assault prevention is important any time of year, but it is truly highlighted during the month of April.… - 04.06.22
Child Justice Legal Director On ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To Abuse’
Child Justice Legal Director, Paul Griffin, was recently featured on a podcast with En(Gender)ed, giving his opinion on ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To…