How much money do court appointed child custody professionals make in private pay custody cases?

Описание: Atlanta news media reports help shed light on the INJUSTICE harming Prosper Ortega and her son Ari. The psychologist paid to discourage Prosper in her effort to bring Ari home is Dr. Howard Drutman. The guardian ad litem tag-teaming with Dr. Drutman is Diane Woods (not Jim Holmes as in the story below). What is seen in Prosper's case, though, is similar and deeply troubling. Follow the story here on Facebook:   / justiceforprosperortega  

*Why would anyone in their position ignore evidence that Prosper is able to care for her child and ignore evidence that her child has been harmed while being kept away from her?*

One of the problems found in child custody cases is that there is no limit to the money a guardian ad litem or psychologist can charge the family while prolonging the case and avoiding child safety. While we can't change that this minute, we CAN address another major problem, and that is the lack of eyes and ears on what goes on.

A series of reports aired on Atlanta news on the story shown in this video, but years later the same problem exists as there is no effective oversight for guardians, often lawyers, or for the psychologists serving as experts in these cases. Attorney Jim Holmes billed over $166,000 in this case and *Dr. Howard Drutman* also billed tens of thousands of dollars, and neither acted to protect the children. Additional professionals appeared, including psychologists Michelle Green and Danielle Levy, but no matter how many outcries she made, the child was silenced, discredited and kept in harm's way.

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Ask, "How many more cases exist like Prosper's and like the one in this news report?"
Let's talk about how we restore Prosper and Ari and prevent this injustice from happening again.