Email Us: info@child-justice.org
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As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Child Justice relies on the generosity of our local community. You can support our work in a variety of ways. Join us and become part of the solution.
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Hundreds of times a year, a child’s life ends at the hands of an abusive parent, an entirely preventable tragedy. Far too often this happens because our legal system, for a variety of reasons, isn’t equipped to identify, understand and adjudicate cases where domestic violence and child abuse are present.
A childhood marked by trauma often means a future marked by depression, risky behaviors and continued victimization. Children are losing out – children are dying – it’s time to stop the problem NOW.
We welcome solo practitioners, small firms, large firms, law students, local businesses and private individuals to join Child Justice as we work to protect our most vulnerable children.
While our legal representation is limited to Maryland, we don’t stop there. Child Justice also:
- Court watches hearings and trials.
- Coordinates and signs on to amicus curiae briefs in state, federal and U.S. Supreme Court appeals.
- Supports attorneys in litigation by providing information, legal research or referrals to experts.
- Refers protective parents to community resources.
- Offers emotional support for the non-offending parents and/or relatives.
- Raises awareness regarding the gaps and failures of society's protection of children.

Partner With Us
Whether you are an attorney looking for ways to get involved in protecting children, or your business would like to become a financial supporter and/or sponsor of our annual event, we invite you to partner with us!
Learn More

Pro Bono Attorneys
Do you specialize in family law? Join our team of pro bono attorneys today. By joining our team, you will help more protective parents and children receive the legal help that they need.
Learn More

Legal Internships
2L law students are invited to apply for our internship program. Get hands-on experience working with our attorneys and clients.
Learn More

Other Ways To Give
There are many ways to support our work. Learn more about making a donation of cash or stock, adding Child Justice to your estate plan, donating an old vehicle, and more.
Learn More

Event Calendar
Stay up-to-date with special events, conferences, and ways to get involved in our work.
Learn More
Join Us
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Child Justice relies on the generosity of our local community. You can support our work in a variety of ways. Join us and become part of the solution.
Hundreds of times a year, a child’s life ends at the hands of an abusive parent, an entirely preventable tragedy. Far too often this happens because our legal system, for a variety of reasons, isn’t equipped to identify, understand and adjudicate cases where domestic violence and child abuse are present.
A childhood marked by trauma often means a future marked by depression, risky behaviors and continued victimization. Children are losing out – children are dying – it’s time to stop the problem NOW.
We welcome solo practitioners, small firms, large firms, law students, local businesses and private individuals to join Child Justice as we work to protect our most vulnerable children.
While our legal representation is limited to Maryland, we don’t stop there. Child Justice also:
- Court watches hearings and trials.
- Coordinates and signs on to amicus curiae briefs in state, federal and U.S. Supreme Court appeals.
- Supports attorneys in litigation by providing information, legal research or referrals to experts.
- Refers protective parents to community resources.
- Offers emotional support for the non-offending parents and/or relatives.
- Raises awareness regarding the gaps and failures of society's protection of children.
Make A Donation

Partner With Us
Whether you are an attorney looking for ways to get involved in protecting children, or your business would like to become a financial supporter and/or sponsor of our annual event, we invite you to partner with us!
Learn More

Pro Bono Attorneys
Do you specialize in family law? Join our team of pro bono attorneys today. By joining our team, you will help more protective parents and children receive the legal help that they need.
Learn More

Legal Internships
2L law students are invited to apply for our internship program. Get hands-on experience working with our attorneys and clients.
Learn More

Event Calendar
Stay up-to-date with special events, conferences, and ways to get involved in our work.
Learn More

Other WaysTo Give
There are many ways to support our work. Learn more about making a donation of cash or stock, adding Child Justice to your estate plan, donating an old vehicle, and more.
Learn More
Join Us
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Child Justice relies on the generosity of our local community. You can support our work in a variety of ways. Join us and become part of the solution.
Hundreds of times a year, a child’s life ends at the hands of an abusive parent, an entirely preventable tragedy. Far too often this happens because our legal system, for a variety of reasons, isn’t equipped to identify, understand and adjudicate cases where domestic violence and child abuse are present.
A childhood marked by trauma often means a future marked by depression, risky behaviors and continued victimization. Children are losing out – children are dying – it’s time to stop the problem NOW.
We welcome solo practitioners, small firms, large firms, law students, local businesses and private individuals to join Child Justice as we work to protect our most vulnerable children.
While our legal representation is limited to Maryland, we don’t stop there. Child Justice also:
- Court watches hearings and trials.
- Coordinates and signs on to amicus curiae briefs in state, federal and U.S. Supreme Court appeals.
- Supports attorneys in litigation by providing information, legal research or referrals to experts.
- Refers protective parents to community resources.
- Offers emotional support for the non-offending parents and/or relatives.
- Raises awareness regarding the gaps and failures of society's protection of children.
Make A Donation

Partner With Us
Whether you are an attorney looking for ways to get involved in protecting children, or your business would like to become a financial supporter and/or sponsor of our annual event, we invite you to partner with us!
Learn More

Pro Bono Attorneys
Do you specialize in family law? Join our team of pro bono attorneys today. By joining our team, you will help more protective parents and children receive the legal help that they need.
Learn More

Legal Internships
2L law students are invited to apply for our internship program. Get hands-on experience working with our attorneys and clients.
Learn More

Event Calendar
Stay up-to-date with special events, conferences, and ways to get involved in our work.
Learn More

Other Ways To Give
There are many ways to support our work. Learn more about making a donation of cash or stock, adding Child Justice to your estate plan, donating an old vehicle, and more.
Learn More
Join Us
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Child Justice relies on the generosity of our local community. You can support our work in a variety of ways. Join us and become part of the solution.
Hundreds of times a year, a child’s life ends at the hands of an abusive parent, an entirely preventable tragedy. Far too often this happens because our legal system, for a variety of reasons, isn’t equipped to identify, understand and adjudicate cases where domestic violence and child abuse are present.
A childhood marked by trauma often means a future marked by depression, risky behaviors and continued victimization. Children are losing out – children are dying – it’s time to stop the problem NOW.
We welcome solo practitioners, small firms, large firms, law students, local businesses and private individuals to join Child Justice as we work to protect our most vulnerable children.
While our legal representation is limited to Maryland, we don’t stop there. Child Justice also:
- Court watches hearings and trials.
- Coordinates and signs on to amicus curiae briefs in state, federal and U.S. Supreme Court appeals.
- Supports attorneys in litigation by providing information, legal research or referrals to experts.
- Refers protective parents to community resources.
- Offers emotional support for the non-offending parents and/or relatives.
- Raises awareness regarding the gaps and failures of society's protection of children.
Make A Donation

Partner With Us
Whether you are an attorney looking for ways to get involved in protecting children, or your business would like to become a financial supporter and/or sponsor of our annual event, we invite you to partner with us!
Learn More

Pro Bono Attorneys
Do you specialize in family law? Join our team of pro bono attorneys today. By joining our team, you will help more protective parents and children receive the legal help that they need.
Learn More

Legal Internships
2L law students are invited to apply for our internship program. Get hands-on experience working with our attorneys and clients.
Learn More

Event Calendar
Stay up-to-date with special events, conferences, and ways to get involved in our work.
Learn More

Other Ways To Give
There are many ways to support our work. Learn more about making a donation of cash or stock, adding Child Justice to your estate plan, donating an old vehicle, and more.
Learn More
Our Resources
Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
Updates & News
- 07.18.23
Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,… - 04.01.23
Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as… - 03.06.23
Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing… - 01.23.23
Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari… - 11.29.22
Today Is Giving Tuesday – How Will You Unleash Your Generosity?
Today is Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving that makes an incredible impact on charity organizations like Child Justice. Across the world, generous… - 11.18.22
Child Justice Files Amicus Brief In The Highest Court Of Maryland Arguing Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals recently ruled in a published opinion that trial court judges cannot exclude expert opinions that are based on…
Updates & News
Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
- 07.18.23
Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,… - 04.01.23
Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as… - 03.06.23
Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing… - 01.23.23
Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari… - 11.29.22
Today Is Giving Tuesday – How Will You Unleash Your Generosity?
Today is Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving that makes an incredible impact on charity organizations like Child Justice. Across the world, generous… - 11.18.22
Child Justice Files Amicus Brief In The Highest Court Of Maryland Arguing Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals recently ruled in a published opinion that trial court judges cannot exclude expert opinions that are based on…
Updates & News
Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
- 07.18.23
Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,… - 04.01.23
Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as… - 03.06.23
Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing… - 01.23.23
Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari… - 11.29.22
Today Is Giving Tuesday – How Will You Unleash Your Generosity?
Today is Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving that makes an incredible impact on charity organizations like Child Justice. Across the world, generous… - 11.18.22
Child Justice Files Amicus Brief In The Highest Court Of Maryland Arguing Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals recently ruled in a published opinion that trial court judges cannot exclude expert opinions that are based on…
Updates & News
Never miss an important update or piece of news from Child Justice! Stay up to date with upcoming events, conferences, blog articles and more when you sign up for our monthly e-newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list now by by clicking here. (We promise not to share your personal information or spam you, either!)
- 07.18.23
Summer News From Child Justice
It has been a busy summer at Child Justice! We participated in two conferences, our legal director was awarded APSAC’s Outstanding Frontline Professional Award,… - 04.01.23
Spring News & Updates
The first quarter of 2023 has been busy for the team at Child Justice. Our Founder and Executive Director Eileen King was recognized as… - 03.06.23
Child Justice’s Legal Director & Case Manager Named To The Daily Record’s 2023 Leaders In Law
The Daily Record has named Paul Griffin, Legal Director, Child Justice, Inc. and Cynthia Cummings, Case Manager, Child Justice, Inc. to its 2023 listing… - 01.23.23
Supreme Court of Maryland Grants Certiorari In Watershed Expert Witness Case In Which Child Justice, Inc. As Amicus Curiae, Argued That Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
In November, we shared that Child Justice attorneys had submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland in support of certiorari… - 11.29.22
Today Is Giving Tuesday – How Will You Unleash Your Generosity?
Today is Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving that makes an incredible impact on charity organizations like Child Justice. Across the world, generous… - 11.18.22
Child Justice Files Amicus Brief In The Highest Court Of Maryland Arguing Courts Must Be Allowed To Exclude Expert Opinions Based On Junk Data
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals recently ruled in a published opinion that trial court judges cannot exclude expert opinions that are based on…