Organizer Melissa Azzalina said Saturday is the only time working families could attend. Flexibility, responsibility and consideration cannot be ordered by the court. It is too late to expect them to be able to work together. Miller agreed that court is often the final step made by parents who are often too hostile toward each other to reach a comprise. That's why it's especially important to have an attorney skilled in family law, she added.
Nobody comes into custody court happy and nobody leaves happy.
Saturday's rally was coordinated by the Monroe County Chapter of Stand for Children, a national children's activist organization. The next meeting of the Monroe County Chapter of Stand for Children is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday in the community room at the Eastern Monroe Public Library.