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Hi Friends! I wanted to stop in with an update on a case that I have been following since October 17, 2025. This is the case involving Jason Broce, the husband of Georgia DFCS Director Candice Broce. Do you remember when he was reportedly arrested on charges including: Two counts of DUI – Endangering a Child Under the Age of 14 Following Too Closely (Accident) DUI – Alcohol Less Safe (First Offense) Hit and Run / Failure to Render Aid Failure to Maintain Lane Have you wondere

Hi Friends! Welcome back! Let’s talk about my journey into social work!! My journey into social work was one filled with hope! I could finally help people! Isn’t that what social workers do!? They help the most vulnerable, right?! I could have a job filled with purpose. I was attending the University of Georgia School of Social Work and working as a staff member at a group home for girls ages 12 and up. I enjoyed my job!! My schedule was busy! I went to school full-time Monda

Hi Friends!! I have another federal lawsuit for you to follow! This federal lawsuit is Dewalt vs. Department of Human Services. This is another case involving the Special Victims Unit of the Department of Human Services. Once again, the Dewalt family is a loving family that chose to adopt. According to the allegations in this case, Child Protective Services did not receive a report of abuse or neglect. So how did the State end up with their adoptive son? That is one of the ma

Hi Friends! I have a federal lawsuit that you definitely want to follow. This is McCord vs. Georgia Department of Human Services. I have been following this case closely and advocating for the McCord family. The McCords' are a middle-class family who own their own business and adopted two children. This case is completely different from the other cases I have advocated for in the past. Most of the families who reach out to me are biological families, not adoptive families. Yo

Hi friends! I'm starting this blog so that friends and followers can gain a better understanding of who I am and where my heart is in all of this. In 2019, I began speaking out on social media about my concerns regarding the foster care system. I believed the American people deserved to know what was happening, and I assumed that if they heard the truth, they would rise up with me. Oh, how naïve I was! I have come a long way since 2019, and thankfully, so has public awareness