Reva Jeanne Hill

A 20-year-old review may not seem relevant to most, but in my opinion, a person’s character doesn’t change much over time. Reva Hill was my guardian ad litem when I was 15 years old. I am 34 now, and I still think of her—not because she helped me, but because she failed me. I assure you I wouldn’t ...continue to have a 20 year grudge without merit. I have reached out to her directly and she avoided me and accountability, so here we are. And I will continue to attempt to be the voice to advocate for others. She had the responsibility to advocate for me, to listen, and to understand my situation. Instead, she never reached out, never met with me (despite an all-expenses-paid opportunity), and dismissed me entirely when I tried to contact her myself. I was being abused and she ignored the facts infront of her. Genuinely, I wonder how she sleeps at night. Despite this, she still provided the judge with her opinion. Thankfully, he took the time to do what she did not—he asked me how I felt and did due diligence to make the right decision, despite her recommendation. That should have been her job. If you are considering working with her, I would think twice. In my experience, she showed little regard for the people she was supposed to be helping, and that’s not something I believe changes with time.