Tribute to Janet Denton
Hedge for Our Children has a story. I’m the founder because I had to be.
The Janet Denton Collaborative Hedge is dedicated to the incredible legacy of my dear friend Janet Denton.
I was in mediation school at Mediation Dynamics in Fort Worth, Texas, and heard the name Janet Denton over and over. I sought her out as soon as I felt confident enough. The first time and many other times subsequently when I met with Janet I was moving and a mess. She saw straight through my anxiety and trauma to the core of me. I told her my plan to build a dispute resolution machine. She told me, “You are going to change the world.”
“You are going to change the world.” – Janet Denton
Janet died from ALS on July 24, 2024. Her heart lived in her husband Steven H. Denton and their son Daniel. Her pride lived in her work. Janet Miller Denton Obituary – Times Record News
Her soul was shared without prejudice and I’m so lucky to have met her. She wanted to see the reality of families never having to go to court and of children never having to testify. She wanted to see healing instead of profit.
I share this message with her enthusiastic approval.
The Janet Denton Collaborative Hedge
The Janet Denton Collaborative Hedge stands as a beacon of innovation influenced by a trailblazer in the collaborative law arena. At its core, the initiative embodies a deep-rooted commitment to providing support to those who face family-related challenges. Leveraging cutting-edge AI technology, the organization’s services are meticulously tailored to offer assistance to victims of domestic violence, children in the midst of crisis, and families navigating through conflict.
This dedication is underpinned by a belief in the transformative potential of technology to mend the intricate fabric of family relationships, enabling them to focus on healing and growth. By bridging the gap between familial discord and peaceful resolution, the suite of technology solutions works to simplify complexities and guide families back to their foundational role—being a unit that thrives on mutual support and understanding.
In reflecting the essence of Janet’s unwavering commitment to families, the Collaborative Hedge transcends mere business goals by channeling profits into meaningful causes. Contributions are consistently directed towards the dual philanthropic ventures of advancing ALS research and aiding the recovery of those affected by domestic violence. It is through this dual investment in technology and humanity that the organization fulfills its mission—an endeavor to elevate the well-being of families and honor the legacy of a visionary.