On Monday, in our regular Question It slot, we asked our readers to tell us what they thought was missing inside the family court system, using just one word.
The answers were overwhelming, and often featured the same word, multiple times, like ‘family’, ‘accountability’ and ‘truth’.
To make it easier to digest the answers, we’ve added them all in the image below.
Food for thought on a Friday.
Researching Reform 
Can I add common sense? Sadly lacking.
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It’s on the list x
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Oh God, I just did a social worker….. it was there, in plain sight but I didn’t see it!!! I must be coming infected!!!
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This would make a great banner for protesters outside the Courts with the heading – You wont find any of these in the family courts!
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And how to correct this deplorable situation? Replace family courts by criminal courts or at least force family courts to operate under the same rules and same standards of proof as our criminal courts.
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Justice
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“WHAT IS MISSING”: ALL that is LISTED,including Children And their Protective Parents, (Mothers,) Voices/being believed, Human decency,Conscience And Authenticity.
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