Angelina Jolie is fighting for custody of her children and advocating for change within the legal system. The actress has criticized the judge overseeing her case with Brad Pitt, alleging bias and favoritism.
Now, she’s pushing for legislation dubbed “Piqui’s Law,” which would mandate domestic violence training for judges and court professionals.
Jolie’s efforts stem from her own experience in court, where she claims her children were denied the opportunity to testify about alleged domestic violence at the hands of Pitt. According to sources close to Jolie, the judge’s alleged bias and refusal to review evidence of abuse prompted her to take action.
The legal battle between Jolie and Pitt has been ongoing, with custody arrangements being a focal point. Despite a previous ruling for shared custody, Jolie challenged the judge’s decision, leading to his disqualification from the case due to undisclosed relationships with Pitt’s attorneys.
While sources close to Pitt’s legal team dispute Jolie’s claims and characterize them as distortions, the actress remains committed to advocating for change.
Piqui’s Law, named after a child killed by his father, aims to prevent abused children from being separated from non-violent parents and block them from entering reunification camps.
Jolie’s advocacy extends beyond her case, as she seeks to prevent other children from facing similar hurdles in court. Despite Pitt’s acknowledgment of wrongdoing in a past incident, no charges were filed against him, highlighting the complexity of the custody battle and the need for judicial reform.
As Jolie continues her custody fight and pushes for legislative change, the legal battle between the two stars persists, with ongoing disputes over property division. Amidst this, a hearing in Los Angeles is scheduled for their civil case, underscoring the ongoing tensions and complexities.
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