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Broken Trust: The Right’s Growing Critique of America’s Family Court System

- by Michael Phillips - 1 Comment

The American family court system is criticized for being flawed and corrupt, undermining family welfare and fairness. Issues include lack of oversight, profit motives fueling prolonged conflicts, misuse of parental alienation claims, and inequitable treatment based on socioeconomic status. Reform is essential for transparency, due process, and protecting children’s rights.

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Anne Arundel County / Child Custody / Child Custody / Child Support / Child Support / Civil Rights / Constitutional Rights / Family Court / Family Court Reform / Father's Rights / Maryland / Maryland Watch / parental rights / Rights and Freedoms

The Double Standard of Family Court: Enforcing Support, Ignoring Custody

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On June 30, 2025, Maryland’s Supreme Court ruled that child support cannot be waived as it is a child’s right. This decision highlights a disparity where financial support is enforced rigorously, while custody and visitation rights for parents, particularly fathers, are often disregarded. Calls for reform emphasize equal treatment for both rights.

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The Coach’s Court: The Life and Love of Jeff Reichert

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Jeff Reichert’s journey from a competitive youth in Virginia Beach to an attorney and coach is marked by resilience amid personal turmoil. Despite injuries and false accusations leading to his son’s removal, Jeff remains devoted to coaching, believing in the game’s transformative power and hoping for a future reunion with his son on the court.

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Court Reform / Family Court / Military / Veterans

After the Uniform: It’s Time to Count the Days That Really Matter

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The article highlights the emotional turmoil faced by veteran parents dealing with family court injustices, emphasizing their grief over separation from children. It advocates for specific policy reforms, including prioritizing parenting time for veterans, establishing oversight in family court decisions, and tracking parental separation days to better support military families and acknowledge their struggles.

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Constitutional Law / Family Court

This Memorial Day, Let’s Remember All the Battles — Including the Ones Fought at Home

- by Michael Phillips - Leave a Comment

Memorial Day is a time to honor both fallen soldiers and veterans facing struggles within the family court system. Many veterans endure severe challenges, such as custody battles that exploit their mental health issues. Urgent reform is needed to ensure fair treatment, preserve their rights, and prevent the tragic loss of lives caused by these disputes.

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