Pain was etched on the faces of parents, their children, and community leaders as they sent a message to Albany lawmakers on Tuesday.
"Today marks the eighth anniversary of the last day that I saw my daughter, Kyra, alive," Jacqueline Franchetti said. "Kyra's murder was entirely preventable. She should never have been with him that day."
Matrimonial and family attorney Lee Rosenberg said there are a lot of flaws with the statute, adding he has seen victim children used as pawns and an innocent parent removed from their lives.
"Parents don't always do the right thing when they are fighting for custody," Rosenberg said.
"There will be a cost associated with this bill when it's passed," added Assemblyman Charles Lavine, the co-sponsor of the bill.
Lavine said he believes one holdup in Albany has been the cost of experts and state facilities for supervised visitation.
Franchetti said time is running out and lives at risk cannot wait another year.
"We have a family court crisis right now in New York state and it must end," Franchetti said.
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