As shoppers fill their cars with packages and groceries this year, they may find themselves recieving these fliers asking them to shutdown WomenSV.  

A decade ago Ruth Patrick Darlene claimed her passion was helping women who were alleged victims of domestic violence and involved in a divorce. Now nearly 10 years later, Ruth has sold her condo and the lawsuits against her appear to be escalating. She has told those close to her she is moving to Hawaii after collecting moren than $1.6 million in private donations and public grants from Santa Clara taxpayers. 

Now 65 women need help telling their stories in the Davis Vanguard. They are also interested in finding lawyers and a judge willing to speak up about court rules. 

If you would like to donate to help, please send tax deductible donations to the Davis Vanguard to get these stories told. Pro bono lawyers for civil and federal civil rights lawsuits wanted as well. If you are interested in supporting certified court watchers following these cases through the legal system please email WomenSVCourtWatch@gmail.com to connect with a grassroots movement looking to shut WomenSV and predator divorce attorneys down.