Child Justice partners with well-respected law firms and family law practitioners to provide legal services for non-offending, protective parents in civil family law or protective order cases involving child custody and access. These cases must have supporting evidence of one or more of the following: coercive control, domestic violence, child physical and/or sexual abuse, or neglect by the alleged abusive parent.

Pro bono attorneys educate judges, create new case law, and lay the groundwork for improving public policy and forging awareness of the gaps and failures in the way our society protects children. Join us.