Empowering Legal Advocacy through Personal Triumph
In her powerful and inspiring book, Justice Served! How I Represented Myself to Victory, Dr. Sheila Owens-Collins shares her deeply personal journey of battling systemic injustices to reclaim her family’s legacy. When faced with the potential loss of her family estate due to questionable legal decisions, Dr. Owens-Collins made the bold decision to represent herself as a pro se litigant. Through courage, resilience, and unwavering determination, she won her case and restored her family's rightful ownership of the estate. This true story, which Dr. Owens-Collins likens to "snatching victory from the jaws of defeat," offers readers both inspiration and a practical guide for navigating the often complex and intimidating legal landscape. The book provides a step-by-step roadmap for handling legal battles within the probate system, offering actionable advice at the end of each chapter. With her extensive experience and insights, Dr. Owens-Collins empowers readers to take control of their own legal challenges, advocating for themselves and their loved ones in the face of adversity. Whether seeking inspiration or practical advice, Justice Served serves as a must-read for anyone passionate about the transformative power of resilience, justice, and the human spirit.
About the Author
Dr. Sheila Owens-Collins, MD, MPH, MBA, is a physician, public health expert, and accomplished author. Armed with advanced degrees in medicine, public health, and business, she has dedicated her career to improving healthcare systems and championing the rights of vulnerable populations. Her personal journey of perseverance and advocacy is a testament to her commitment to justice, her ability to navigate complex legal and personal challenges, and her profound respect for her family’s legacy. Dr. Owens-Collins is the proud mother of three children, including Dr. Shakira Sanchez Collins, Dr. Roy Collins IV, and Mikael Collins. In addition to Justice Served, she is also the author of Parenting a Child with Type One Diabetes – Balancing the Highs and Lows, forthcoming.
What Inspired Dr. Owens-Collins to Write This Book?
Inspired by the heartbreaking experience of her mother being placed in a fraudulent guardianship, Dr. Owens-Collins wrote Justice Served as a tribute to her mother's courage and as a call to action for reform within the guardianship and probate court systems. She aims to expose the corruption and systemic failures that plague these courts, offering a firsthand account of how personal adversities and legal battles intersect. Through this book, Dr. Owens-Collins not only honors her mother’s legacy but also provides readers with the knowledge and tools to navigate similar legal struggles. The book emphasizes the importance of holding court-appointed officers accountable and the need to protect the elderly with dignity and autonomy.
Key Takeaways from Justice Served
- Resilience, courage, and advocacy can triumph over systemic failures and corruption.
- Readers will learn how to navigate the probate and guardianship systems to protect their loved ones.
- The importance of holding court-appointed officers accountable and ensuring the well-being of vulnerable individuals.
- The need for reform in the guardianship and probate courts to better protect the elderly.
Dr. Sheila Owens-Collins’ Justice Served is more than just a legal memoir—it’s a powerful call for change and a practical guide to legal advocacy.
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