Among society's oldest and most destructive biases is the belief that people with disabilities are presumptively unfit to produce and care for children. Only a century ago, a majority of states applied mandatory sterilization laws to people with disabilities. Though we may be progressed a long way from such brutality, many biases remain. The varied application of the "best interest of the child" standard in child custody matters often reveals a persistent prejudice. At Legal Clinic for the Disabled (LCD) all of our clients have disabilities, and we represent them in an array of civil matters. Thus, LCD confronts the challenge of effectively representing custody litigants with disabilities under the best interest of the child standard.