Temporary Orders - the Legal "Black Hole"

Judge Mangum has issued a Temporary Order in the case of Venessa Mills. As explained here, Temporary Orders can be considered the "Black Hole" in our legal system, and are fundamentally unfair.

On this page you can compose a FAX in opposition to the practice of Temporary Orders.

Sending a FAX from this page takes three quick steps:

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By sure to include your name and address if you want a reply. You may use the following message, or click in text box and modify it. Do not include the office and name of your official - the office and name of each of your selected recipients will be automatically added at the top of each FAX. For example, a FAX to Representative Myrick will start with:

Dear Representative Sue Myrick,
One of the greatest injustices in the recent North Carolina case of Venessa Mills - and in any divorce case - is the abuse of "Temporary Orders." Currently, "Temporary Orders" are legal black holes that allow judges to do whatever they choose without the light of legislation or common sense to guide them. I am writing to ask that you introduce immediate legislation to enact the following directions and limitations on Temporary Orders: --They should preserve the status quo as much as possible, not seek to create a new one. --They should not impose any significant change on anyone involved, especially children, if it can be reasonably avoided. --They should have a specific expiration date, to avoid being taken advantage of by legal loopholes and stall tactics. --If requested, a basic appeal process should be allowed and considered immediately by a different judge. Please take action now in order to correct the injustices that are being perpetrated under the name of "Temporary Orders" and inflicting turmoil and distress on hundreds, if not thousands, of people. You can find out more about Venessa Mills' case by visiting www.HSinjustice.com. Thank You.