Leavy’s Law: The Trauma-Informed Custody Reform Act is a systemic reform initiative of the TISA Institute focused on strengthening trauma-informed approaches to custody law, family-court practice, and institutional accountability.
The initiative examines how legal standards, professional practices, and institutional decision-making can better account for the impact of trauma, coercive control, and post-separation abuse on children and families.
Strengthening Systems
Systemic reform requires looking beyond individual outcomes to examine the structures, standards, and institutional practices that shape how decisions are made and authority is exercised.
Leavy’s Law advances this work by exploring reforms intended to strengthen accountability, transparency, trauma-informed practice, and protections for children and families navigating custody systems.
The Reform Initiative
Leavy’s Law is being developed as an initiative for custody reform and continued public and professional engagement.
Those interested in learning more about Leavy’s Law or supporting the reform initiative can explore the current petition and follow the initiative as its development continues.