Few people weep for abusive or neglectful parents who receive poor legal representation in child welfare cases. But former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer believes foster children will fare better if their birth parents have better lawyers. So she has turned the issue into her retirement project since stepping down from the bench in August.
Friday, November 02, 2012
The unpopular but crucial role of representing abusive parents ...
The unpopular but crucial role of representing abusive parents ...
Few people weep for abusive or neglectful parents who receive poor legal representation in child welfare cases. But former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer believes foster children will fare better if their birth parents have better lawyers. So she has turned the issue into her retirement project since stepping down from the bench in August.
Few people weep for abusive or neglectful parents who receive poor legal representation in child welfare cases. But former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer believes foster children will fare better if their birth parents have better lawyers. So she has turned the issue into her retirement project since stepping down from the bench in August.
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