EVIDENCE-BACKED CAMPAIGN
JUSTICE FOR MILAN
She told. I protected. They punished me. An evidence-backed campaign for child safety, protective parents, institutional accountability, and due process.
THE STORY AT A GLANCEAfter my daughter disclosed abuse, I listened, believed her, and acted to protect her. What followed became a years-long struggle involving family court, court-appointed professionals, financial penalties, and multiple legal proceedings.Justice for Milan organizes redacted communications, public filings, court orders, invoices, and other supporting records so supporters, advocates, and journalists can review the documented history for themselves.This campaign is about more than one mother and daughter. It calls attention to child safety, the treatment of protective parents, institutional accountability, and the importance of due process.
READ THE STORYThe DisclosureMilan made disclosures concerning alleged abuse involving her biological father. This information is presented as Milan’s documented disclosures.Records reviewed for this campaign document that Milan communicated her concerns to several professionals such as licensed therapist, psychologists, DFCS, Paulding County Chief Judge Dean Carlos Bucci (in chambers) with Lani Skipper the Court-Appointed Guardian Ad Litem present. Her reported account was repeated over time and remained materially consistent in the records available to this campaign.What I Did as Her MotherAfter Milan disclosed what she said happened, I listened, believed her, immediately sought professional assistance, and acted to protect her. What followed became a years-long struggle involving family court, court-appointed professionals, financial penalties, and multiple legal proceedings.The central question presented by this record is not whether visitors should accept anyone’s conclusion on faith. It is whether a child’s disclosures and the available information received a timely, thorough, and safety-centered response.Relevant BackgroundPublicly available records identify Milan's biological father as a former Sergeant with the Columbus, Georgia Police Department.This employment history is included only as verified background context and not an allegation against the law-enforcement agency.An Evidence-Backed RecordJustice for Milan organizes redacted communications, professional records, public filings, court orders, invoices, and other supporting materials chronologically. Factual statements will be connected directly to their supporting records.Supporters, advocates, and journalists are encouraged to examine the documented history.Why This Campaign MattersThis campaign is about more than one mother and daughter in Paulding County, Georgia. It calls attention to child safety, the treatment of protective parents, institutional accountability, and the importance of due process.I am asking for transparency, a fair examination of the evidence, and systems that respond appropriately when a child reports being unsafe.
TIMELINE2019 — Custody and Decision-Making OrderA final custody order granted me final decision-making authority over medical and mental-health matters when the parents could not agree.2022 — Disclosure and TreatmentMy daughter disclosed abuse. I listened, believed her, sought care, and acted to protect her. During this period, court-appointed professionals became involved in the case.2023 — Hearing, Fees, and Financial PenaltiesA June 7 hearing resulted in substantial court-ordered professional fees and financial penalties. Related orders, invoices, and payment records will be provided in the Documents section where legally appropriate.2024 — Continued Family-Court ProceedingsAt a May 2 hearing, the court addressed visitation and the involvement of the court-appointed guardian ad litem. A May 6 order reinstated the guardian ad litem and established supervision arrangements.In March 2024, I also filed a federal civil-rights action concerning the handling of the matter.2025 — Challenges, Appeals, and Additional ProceedingsI filed motions seeking to vacate prior orders and address what I contend were procedural irregularities. Those motions were denied in October, and appellate review was pursued.Additional civil proceedings concerning professional conduct and public statements were filed later that year.2026 — Hearings, Discovery, and Active LitigationHearings, amended pleadings, discovery, and additional motions continued across multiple cases. One professional-liability case proceeded on a surviving fraud claim, while other proceedings remained active.Present — Documentation and Public AccountabilityJustice for Milan is organizing redacted communications, public filings, court orders, invoices, and supporting records so advocates, journalists, and members of the public can review the documented chronology for themselves.
UPDATESFollow the latest developments in the Justice for Milan campaign, including court proceedings, newly filed records, advocacy work, and important case updates.Latest Update — August 2026
The website is being organized and expanded. Additional case updates, supporting documents, and links will be added as records are reviewed and prepared for publication.
DOCUMENTSReview redacted communications, public filings, court orders, invoices, and other supporting records referenced throughout this website. Documents are organized by date and proceeding to make the history easier to follow.+Document archive in progress+ Records will be added as they are reviewed, organized, and appropriately redacted.
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