Judge Catherine Sala HALTS Parenting Time: ‘No Visits Until Sex Offender Treatment Begins’

In this powerful family court hearing, Judge Catherine Sala delivers a strict ruling that dramatically changes parenting time and safety requirements in a child protection case. After hearing testimony from caseworkers, attorneys, and the Guardian ad Litem, the court raised serious concerns about child safety, unresolved trauma, and the lack of structured therapeutic intervention.

Judge Sala ordered that:

There will be no parenting time outside of therapeutic settings.

The father must begin sex-offender-specific treatment before any visits resume.

Trauma assessments must be completed for both children, especially the older child who was identified as a victim.

Parenting time will only increase if authorized by the therapist.

The judge emphasized that safety precautions must come first and that reintegration must be taken seriously to prevent future harm. Despite these restrictions, the goal of reunification remains under close monitoring.

⚖️ Topics in this video:

Judge Catherine Sala ruling

Family court and child protection

Parenting time restrictions

Trauma assessment orders

Sex offender treatment requirements

Child safety and reunification

Real courtroom decision and legal process

📌 Watch until the end to hear the judge’s strongest statements and the next court review date.



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