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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at mystory@makingherstory.org to find out how you can donate to our cause or if you cannot find an answer to your question. 


Send us a message and let us know that you'd like to join our efforts here in South Carolina! You can also join the efforts below:


  1. Email us to find out how you can donate to our cause.
  2. We have partnered with the MeTooFamilyCourt movement to petition for reform in South Carolina. You can find our petition here: https://www.change.org/p/demand-legal-reform-to-protect-children-in-family-court
  3. National Safe Parents Coalition: to join advocacy efforts, go to: www.nationalsafeparents.org and select “advocacy community.”



 We offer 1-on-1 coaching sessions to help you feel more prepared, informed, and supported throughout the family court process.


Our coaching is designed for individuals navigating "high-conflict" custody, divorce, or child welfare cases involving DSS, law enforcement, or complex legal systems. We understand how overwhelming it can feel, especially when emotions are high and the stakes are even higher.


Find more information on our Coaching page. 


 Important Note: While we are experienced in family court advocacy, we are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice. Our coaching services are for informational and support purposes only. We do not draft legal documents, interpret laws, or represent clients in court. For legal guidance, please consult a licensed attorney.


Find more information on our Coaching  page. 


The Keeping Children Safe From Family Violence Act or "Kayden's Law" in the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA ) provides federal funds to states which improve their child custody laws.  "Kayden's Law" is named after Kayden Mancuso, a 7-year-old girl from Bucks County, Pennsylvania who was murdered by her father during his court-ordered unsupervised parenting time. 


READ MORE at the link below: 


https://www.nationalsafeparents.org/uploads/1/8/5/1/18512926/bring_vawa_kaydens_law_to_your_state_one_pager.pdf


 If you are interested in anonymously educating your judge or family court professional (GAL/minor’s counsel, attorney, custody evaluator, co-parenting therapist, CPS worker, PC, special master or your child’s therapist) about the realities of post-separation abuse and high-conflict custody battles, there is help. Yes, this can also be sent to schools (teachers, principal’s and guidance counselors) when requested.

https://www.highconflicteducationandresources.com/educate-your-judge


 Absolutely, we understand the importance of privacy, and we respect your desire to share your story anonymously. We can ensure that all personal details are kept confidential, and we’ll focus on the message or experience you want to share without revealing your identity. Your story could still make a powerful impact, while we prioritize your comfort and safety. 



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