Kim Kardashian is paying legal fees for over 50 women for Mother’s Day
The women were left with all legal fees related to parole or parole
Kim Kardashian is committed to improving the lives of mothers in the United States.
On This Mother’s Day, the 42-year-old reality star announced that she has teamed up with Michael Rubin – co-chair of REFORM Alliance – to pay the legal fees of more than 50 mothers who are on probation or probation across the country .
These women piled up their dues after being either paroled or paroled. The costs can be a major challenge for mothers, hampering their progress and hampering the care of their children.
According to Kardashian, the women selected had made progress in their rehabilitation and had a proven track record of success. The only remaining obstacles were her outstanding financial obligations.
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“Thousands of moms are stuck on probation or probation simply because they can’t afford to pay their compensation, fines and fees,” the Skims founder captioned a reel posted to Instagram. “During their probation they are at constant risk of being sent back to prison or sent back to prison – not for committing a new offense but for technical infractions, like missing a meeting with their probation officer.”
Now that the women are debt-free, she and Rubin hope to “give these women the second chance they deserve.”
The reel featured a Zoom conversation that included Kardashian, Rubin and Jessica Jackson from the organization, as well as three moms, Danielle, Drew and Tarlexus, who received payments.
“It’s going to take a lot of pressure off me financially and mentally and I really appreciate you guys,” Tarlexus shared, while Drew explained, “It actually doesn’t just make a difference. This is life changing. I don’t even.” I know where to begin to express my gratitude. I will do so much with this new found freedom.”
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“Thanks very much. it means so much to me You know, I shouldn’t be penalized because I couldn’t afford to pay it off,” Danielle said.
Kardashian replied, “I hope this little bit can continue to motivate you and get you exactly where you need to be.”
“It’s hard to comprehend what these moms are going through,” the Kardashians star said in a press release. “All they want is a chance to rebuild their lives, and yet our system keeps them locked in an endless cycle of surveillance. I want to do my part to give these women the second chance they deserve.”
“I urge legislators and attorneys across the country to work towards changing outdated laws that are keeping too many people behind bars unnecessarily. I will continue to raise awareness of these important issues until changes occur,” she continued.
