Five pages. One library.
Real People. Real Families. Better Outcomes.
Everything the foundation has built so far, in one place. Start wherever you are tonight — each page stands on its own, and each one says plainly what it could verify and what it could not.
Broken Homes: Statistics & Testimonies
What actually happens to children when a parent is removed from their lives — the research, and the voices of adults who grew up in it.
- 20 sourced statistics with reliability grades
- 9 testimonies from adults alienated as children — both directions
- The viral “fatherless homes” list, checked and debunked
- Risk and protective factors, outcomes by age, and how a judge reads this research
Start here if you need to understand — or show — what is at stake.
Open the page → Page two — the guide & supportSelf-Help for Parents in Family Court
Representing yourself doesn't mean going it alone. The full self-represented toolkit, plus the support side for getting through it.
- Filing, motions, hearings, evidence, enforcement, appeals
- Ability-to-pay law: can't pay is not won't pay
- A documentation log you can build and download
- Breathing exercise, BIFF message template, crisis resources
Start here if you have a court date and no lawyer.
Open the page → Page three — the lawFederal Statutes & State by State
The law itself — everything a family court attorney would consider, cited, with anything unverified marked plainly instead of guessed.
- Turner v. Rogers, Bearden, Title IV-D, the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act
- PKPA, UCCJEA, UIFSA, SCRA, ICWA, and the parental-rights cases
- 16 attorney-level topics, from custody factors to appeals
- All 50 states plus D.C., searchable — New Jersey in full detail
Start here if you need the statute, the case, or the rule.
Open the page → Page four — your stateState Self-Help Resources
A starting point for every state: where your court's self-help center is, what forms and fees to expect, and who can help for free.
- All 50 states plus D.C. — ten in deep detail, New Jersey deepest
- Fee waivers, legal aid, mediation, parenting programs
- Every citation paired with its description
- “The case law, written out” — the key cases in plain language
Start here if you need your own state's door, not the national picture.
Open the page → Page five — the peopleYou're Not Alone
The people on the battlefield making traction — in government and in the movement — mothers and fathers both, so no parent has to fight alone.
- Parents who lived it and turned their own cases into advocacy for others
- Lawmakers, researchers, and advocates moving shared parenting forward
- Mothers and fathers side by side — not one side against the other
- Their stories, their work, and the films and podcasts carrying it further
Start here if you need to know you are not fighting this alone.
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