Author: Molly Hayes
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NOW AVAILABLE – OVERCOMING THE TRAUMA OF FAMILY LAW COURT
Building Bridges of Hope: Overcoming Trauma in the Family Court System is AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON. Order it TODAY and follow 19 EXPERTS who have also survived the abuse. Available NOW at a special introductory price But HURRY AFTER 24 HOURS THE PRICE WILL GO UP start your journey by clicking HERE
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Today We Are Building Bridges of Hope to Overcome the Trauma of Family Court Cases
Building Bridges of Hope: Overcoming Trauma from Family Law Cases is Set for Global Kindle Launch TODAY Today is the ONLY DAY you can download the book for $.99 cents on Kindle. After today it is full price. Click HERE TO ATTEND THE ALL DAY FACEBOOK LIVE EVENT FROM 9AM TO 11AM ( EASTERN TIME)…
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Overcoming the Trauma of Family Court
Mark your calendar for July 19th, we are having an all day Facebook Live event the book launch of Bridges to Hope, Overcoming the Trauma of Family Law Court. For one day only you can download the book on Kindle for just 99 cents. It will also be available in paperback. What is this all…
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Upcoming Book Launch on Overcoming the Trauma of Legal Abuse in the Family Court System
Building Bridges to Hope Overcoming the Trauma of the Family Court System A book for families, and legal professionals, a wonderful addition to any legal or personal library My name is Molly Hayes, the founder/CEO of It’s Almost Tuesday, I have spent years working towards fixing an unfixable foster care system, advocating for families. I…
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Mother’s Day: A Shadowed Celebration for Targets of Parental Alienation
Mother’s Day, a day Hallmark intended for warm embraces and flowery sentiments, can be a brutal reminder of what’s lost for a targeted parent of parental alienation. When a child is abducted and alienated by the other parent, or by another caregiver such as a grandmother, aunt or uncle, every Mother’s Day is a fresh…
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Maryland Judge Andrew Wilkinson fatally shot by father who he had ruled against in a custody hearing
A Maryland family law judge has been killed by a father who lost custody of his 4 children in a recent hearing the judge oversaw. The suspect is still on the run. The father had a history of family violence, but was a licensed gun owner.
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Why Did CA Governor Newsom Veto a Bill That Would Place Children With Their Families?
One of the key arguments in favor of AB 448 is its potential to strengthen family connections for children in temporary custody. The bill aimed to allow children to be placed in a familiar and supportive environment by mandating immediate investigation to identify and locate adult relatives. Research has consistently shown that maintaining connections with…
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California kids could become ‘wards of the state’ under new gender affirmation rule, mom warns: ‘Dangerous’
I heard a saying the other day that makes the most sense when discussing the teams movement: ‘if genitals do not define the gender, then how does removing them affirm it?’ Let that sink in. i normally do not post about this topic but I just can’t believe what I’m reading. Parents have a fundamental…
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Texas Legislature Passed Bills To Limit The Number Of Kids Going Into Foster Care, Giving Parents More Rights During Investigations
Almost two decades has passed since my involvement with CPS and my son’s removal into foster care and if these laws had been in place then, I would not have lost my child. If these laws had been in place the people who destroyed my life could not have done it, and I would not…
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Judge Orders CPS to Pay $127,000 to Texas Parents for Wrongful Removal of their Children
Harris County, Tx Charlotte Allison, M.A. See original article by clicking here CPS removes children for minor and trivial reasons. Over half of these children could have remained home with their parents. When Melissa Bright turned her back for a few seconds to help her two-year-old out of wet clothes, her five-month-old son fell…
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Deemed ‘too broken to fix,’ San Bernardino County child services is sued on behalf of nearly 6,000 kids
A federal class-action lawsuit on behalf of more than 5,800 youths alleges that San Bernardino County Children and Family Services, an agency that was deemed by a civil grand jury to be “too broken to fix,” failed to protect those under its care and at times placed them in danger. The lawsuit, filed Thursday…
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The Parents’ Bill of Rights has Passed the House, But the Debate Continues
BY LEXI LONAS AND MYCHAEL SCHNELL 03/24/23 11:06 AM ET Original article can be found here. House Republicans passed an education bill on Friday that emphasizes parental rights in the classroom, leaning into a hot-button, culture war issue that has gained popularity in GOP politics across the country. The legislation, titled the Parents Bill of…
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When Aging Out of Foster Care and the Death Penalty Meet
So I ran across this documentary called No Tomorrow and just watched it. Although it’s graphic and difficult to watch at times, its riveting and thought provoking to say the least Watch it for free here- let me know what your thoughts are. I’m still speechless at the moment. No Tomorrow : https://link.tubi.tv/IhOIA6MDZxb
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Texas Child Protective Services Drug and Drug Testing Policy
Knowledge is Power Source: TDFPS Child Protective Services Handbook IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This information is current as of March 28, 2023 and is relevant for the State of Texas ONLY. While we will always try to give you the most accurate information on it’s Almost Tuesday, we are not attorneys and should not be considered as…
