By Attorney Emily Dudak Leiter The Law Center for Children & Families Madison, WI Here is a summary (UPDATE) and our opinion regarding the petition for review by Kim Davis and Liberty Counsel to SCOTUS. Kim Davis is the former Kentucky county clerk who refused to...
A joint statement has been issued by the major LGBTQ+ legal advocacy non-profits, reaffirming their advice for LGBTQ+ families after the election: get a court order regarding your child. Before the election and after, for 20+ years, actually, this has been our advice...
By Attorney Emily Dudak Leiter, The Law Center, S.C. (as of 11/10/2024) The results of the 2024 election are shocking, disturbing, and deeply saddening. We grieve the hope we felt and the future we thought was on the horizon. We are also heartbroken at the number of...
Often, around the time of parent-teacher conferences at the end of the first quarter or trimester of the school year, many parents become aware that their child is struggling in school. Sometimes teachers or school staff identify areas where a student is lagging...
Before a child may be adopted, they must be “available for adoption.” Availability can be accomplished through the termination of the birth parent’s parental rights. In many states, this takes the form of a court order. What is the Difference Between Voluntary and...
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