Humanize Family Court — Contact
Contact
Real People. Real Families. Better Outcomes.
The foundation reads its email. Whether you have a question, a story, or a way to help — write to us. One address reaches the foundation:
Email the foundation
Info@humanizefamilycourt.orgTap the address — or the button below — and your own email app opens with the foundation’s address already filled in.
Write to us about
Four good reasons to send that email
If it doesn’t fit neatly into one of these, send it anyway — if it is about families and family court, it belongs in this inbox.
Questions about the book
What the book covers, who it is for, what is in the library behind it — ask before you buy, or after you have read it and something needs a second look.
Ordering
Ordering the book in ebook or print, an order that has gone sideways, copies for a group, a church, or an organization — write and we will sort it out with you.
Sharing your story
Your years in family court are not just pain — they are testimony. If you are ready to share what happened to your family, this is where stories reach the foundation.
Supporting the cause
Donating, volunteering, partnering, or carrying this message into your own statehouse and community — tell us how you want to help, and we will point you to where it counts.
Please know, before you write
Contacting the foundation does not create an attorney–client relationship, and nothing the foundation sends back is legal advice. Humanize Family Court is a foundation, not a law firm — email is for questions about the book, ordering, stories, and support. For advice about your own case, please speak with a licensed attorney in your state. The full notice is on the Legal page.
And if you are in crisis right now, don’t wait on an email reply: call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.