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At Mothers ReVolution, we define Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), Domestic Violence (DV), and Child Abuse as forms of Domestic Terrorism—acts typically committed by a current or former spouse or partner, often the father of the child(ren). This includes all forms of IPV and DV, such as physical assault, battery, sexual violence, and psychological, verbal, emotional, coercive, financial, and legal abuse. It also encompasses all forms of Child Abuse, including physical and sexual abuse, neglect, maltreatment, coercive control, brainwashing, and forced estrangement designed to sever the Mother-Child bond. Harming a mother is harming her child(ren), and vice versa.

Jurisdiction refers to the court that has authority over your case, which is based on geographical location. When there are multiple nationalities involved in a case, a so-called Hague Convention proceeding is often initiated by one of the parents. Hague Convention proceedings do not lead to custody orders; the court only decides what the jurisdiction of your case is. Not all countries in the world are part of The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction.

Pro Se litigation means that you litigate without the assistance of an attorney. You write, submit and serve all legal documents yourself and you represent yourself in court and argue your case. Most, if not all, Protective Mothers suffer from (Complex) Post Traumatic Stress Injury which may inhibit their ability to represent themselves during hearings and trials. As a Pro Se litigant you have the option to hire a Limited Scope attorney to represent you and argue your case during hearings and trials. Our organization does not provide Limited Scope attorneys, nor does it make referrals to attorneys. Our organisation does not provide translators nor does it work with intermediary translators for non-native English speakers.

We want to make sure you are aware of certain facts about our organization