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Where Is the Oversight? NY Legislators Stay Silent as Family Court Abuses Continue

May 27, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

Marc Fishman, denied due process and access to his children, symbolizes systemic abuse in New York’s family courts, where judges act without accountability. Despite evidence of misconduct and legislators’ awareness, reforms remain unaddressed, resulting in suffering families. Immediate legislative action and oversight are essential to restore justice in the system.

Disabled, Defenseless, and Denied: How Family Courts Systematically Abuse Disabled Parents and Violate Federal Law

May 26, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

Disabled parents in the U.S. face systemic discrimination in family courts, where their disabilities are used against them, often resulting in wrongful protective orders. The legal system ignores the ADA, leaving these parents vulnerable and alienated from their children. Accountability for judges is lacking, perpetuating this crisis. Immediate action and support are essential.

Guilty Without a Hearing: How New York Family Court Destroys Due Process

May 25, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

Marc Fishman’s experience in New York’s family court highlights a troubling reality where parents often face legal consequences without a trial. Default orders and procedural dismissals deny them their rights, with judges prioritizing bureaucracy over justice. This systemic issue calls for mandatory hearings to ensure due process and prevent unjust decisions regarding parental access.

The Family Court System Is Killing Us—And Nobody Cares

May 24, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

Family court in America is portrayed as a predatory system that inflicts trauma, fear, and injustice on loving parents. Many are silenced by the threat of losing custody, transforming the pursuit of truth into a dangerous endeavor. This crumbling system, masked as justice, demands public accountability to protect families and children.

Justice by Omission: How Family Court Covers Up Its Failures

May 23, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

The family court system conceals its failures by omitting crucial data, perpetuating a false narrative of fairness and effectiveness. Critical metrics on custody rulings, false accusations, and parental alienation remain untracked, creating an environment resistant to accountability. Without transparency and independent oversight, systemic issues will persist, harming families unjustly.

Stonewalled: How Law Enforcement and School Officials Are Trying to Bury What Happened on May 1 in San Marcos

May 22, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - 1 Comment

I filed the records requests. I followed the law. And now I’m being stonewalled by the very agencies entrusted with the protection of children and the public’s trust. What happened …

How America Lost Its Backbone — And Why It’s Finally Fighting to Get It Back

May 22, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

The post discusses the decline of rugged individualism in America, tracing its roots from colonial times through WWII. Post-war trauma shifted society toward dependency on government, eroding family and community structures. With rising youth crime and mental health issues, there is a growing backlash, as citizens seek to reclaim personal responsibility and constitutional rights.

Still No Justice: How the Military’s Family Advocacy Program Becomes a Weapon Against Its Own

May 13, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

The military’s treatment of servicemembers facing false allegations reveals a troubling parallel to family court, which can lead to significant, often irreversible consequences. Investigations by the Family Advocacy Program, lacking due process, can result in punitive actions without evidence. This damaging system undermines national security and calls for urgent reform and accountability.

No One Is Safe: How Family Court Punishes Our Heroes

May 9, 2025October 29, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

Veterans and first responders, who sacrifice for our safety, face unjust treatment in family court. Their service is misinterpreted as disqualification from parenthood, leading to custody loss. The system is biased, often favoring those who remain behind. Reform is essential to ensure justice protects rather than punishes those who serve.

“The Constitution Doesn’t Apply Here”: The Most Dangerous Lie in America’s Courtrooms

May 5, 2025 - by Michael Phillips - 1 Comment

A New Jersey family court judge’s statement that “The Constitution doesn’t apply in my courtroom” reflects a broader issue in courts nationwide, especially in family law. The article argues that constitutional rights must be upheld across all judicial actions, insisting on accountability and condemning judicial tyranny in family courts where parental rights are violated.

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Where Is the Oversight? NY Legislators Stay Silent as Family Court Abuses Continue

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Justice by Omission: How Family Court Covers Up Its Failures

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Stonewalled: How Law Enforcement and School Officials Are Trying to Bury What Happened on May 1 in San Marcos

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No One Is Safe: How Family Court Punishes Our Heroes

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