D.L is a HT survivor who is trying to file for divorce and and equitable custody of her children. She is a Spanish speaker who needs assistance with all of the forms and navigating the family law court. 

Maire E Manning has been on-going abusive marriage. She and her husband are separated. Have 3 children togehter.  They have been separated for a while now. She does not have child support. Has filled out an online form for divorce. It does not provide for children custody or child support. Mr.Devlin has a good job, and could possibly provide insurance and child support. Ms. Maire E Manning is afraid of Mr.

Ms. Ashley Hummel has 4 children with Mr. Marcus Gandy. Mr. Marcus Gandy wants Ms. Ashley Hummel to take the children and leave. She does not have a job. But is very capable of working. Needs support from father to help to move and relocate. He has a very good job.  Extremely controlling with money even for groceries for food. Even though Mr. Marcus Gandy wants her to leave he has disabled a vehicle.  Very cruel emotional situations. 

Brianna is married to Cory . They have three children together. They are no longer living in the house together. Brianna does not have a job. Cory is the only one working. The children are with mom. Mom is afraid that dad will take kids and not let her have them back. She does not trust him. She believes he is over medicated . She does not want the kids to be alone with him.

Breeann was served with an SAPCR from George Lang and needs help understanding what the information in the document means and representation.

Client needs a SAPCR for one minor child (currently receiving ECI services). There are no existing SAPCR orders in place at this time. There is a history of family violence and protective orders are in place until 2071 for client and until age 18 for the minor. Abuser has pending charge for Assault of a Family member as a result of incident of abuse against client. AVDA identified this case as high risk. Client is at 21% of poverty level.

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