“Hold the family court system accountable for its impact on the health and well-being of family law litigants and their children through education, enforcement, and reform.”
Crimson Justice is working towards its mission by improving the awareness of mental health and overall well-being of family law litigants and their children through reform of the family court system. We are partnering with healthcare organizations and other organizations to bring social awareness to this national epidemic.
Family court is one of the single most stressful and contentious systems, and has one of the greatest negative impacts on the litigants and their children. Crimson Justice aims to change this
The Crimson Justice Mission Statement
Here are some quick ways we are seeking change in the Family Court System.
Cameras should be allowed in the family court room, and activities of the court should be reviewable by third party auditors.
Shared custody should be the default with both their loving and law-abiding parents living in the same communities. This assumes there is no history of domestic violence, drug & alcohol abuse, or other forms of parental detriment. We believe this will nearly eliminate “high conflict divorces.”
Eliminate private judging, and pay-to-participate systems in family law. By removing the financial incentives that drive economic benefit from contentious and adversarial outcomes, family court will have greatly improved outcomes.
Healthcare organizations should recover their costs for providing healthcare and mental health services to their patients caused by the failed family court system.
Healthcare organizations should lobby for family court reform in the interests of promoting good health for its patient population.
Remove immunity for Family Court appointees – Therapists, Minor’s Counsel/GAL, and others.
Source: https://earthweb.com/child-custody-statistics/
This is an alarming number, meaning that the vast majority of child custody cases require the courts direct intervention.
Did you know that 13 of 50 States do not take the Children's voice into consideration when deciding custody matters?
The mother is awarded custody in 4 out of 5 cases in the US. The fathers are generally given limited access to their children by default.
Within the United States there are currently 12.9 Million custodial (single) parents, and this affects over 21.9 million children.
Family Court is extremely stressful and can last up to 18+ years. Yet ZERO healthcare providers account for this in their care.
Source: https://earthweb.com/child-custody-statistics/
The family court system is not the cure for family law litigants in custody matters, but a cancer. Everyday the family court system deepens the fracture of families by not serving the best interests of families and children, and undermining the very statutes that mandates they are meant to uphold.
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