I represented two children in a juvenile deprived proceeding that resulted from findings that my twelve year old female client had been habitually raped and beaten by her natural father from the age of six years old. Further investigation substantiated that both children had been beaten and maimed routinely. The State filed the appropriate criminal case, but (as sex crimes tend to be heavily based on the testimony of the victim) there was a lot of concern that the jury would not find the testimony of the girl credible. There was physical evidence, but it was scant. Now, I am a criminal defense attorney. But in this case, I heavily aided the state in the development of their case. They institutionalized both of my children, as one might expect. The first jury hung up - on my client's thirteenth birthday. The second trial resulted in a conviction and a sentence that will keep this man in prison for the rest of his life. I filed a relative guardianship on behalf of the children, and they are safe, loved and thriving. My greatest case was not a case a case I file an entry of appearance on. But I still consider it a victory.