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The Alienation Industry: The Pipeline, The Profit, and the Children Caught in Between

Family Court Awareness Month was created because the family court crisis was happening in silence. Survivors were navigating post separation abuse and institutional betrayal alone, while the people around them had no idea what was happening inside the courtroom walls. Awareness was one missing piece to a very large, problematic puzzle.

We cannot talk a...

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Family Court Awareness Month: One Size Does Not Fit All

When I created Family Court Awareness Month, it came from one simple truth: there is no one size fits all approach to the family court crisis. Every story is unique, but the patterns are painfully familiar.

Behind the curtain, there are parents who have done everything possible to protect their children, only to find themselves punished for it. Survivo...

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Cycle Breakers and Cycle Makers: The Courage to Build What You Never Had

When I left my marriage, I knew I was breaking a cycle of abuse. What I did not understand yet was that I was also beginning to make new cycles. Healthy cycles. Brave cycles. Patterns of truth, safety, and boundaries that my children could stand on long after the courtroom lights went dark.

Breaking is survival. Making is creation. Both are courage.</p...

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Walking Into Family Court for the First Time

When my divorce first began, I believed that everyone inside the family court building shared one goal: protecting children. I thought the judge, minors counsel, custody evaluators, and therapists were all working together to find truth and safety. I was wrong.

I was also the first in my friend group and at my daughter’s school to go through a divorce....

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Power in the Midst of Family Court Chaos

Family court has a way of pulling the ground out from under you. Judges make decisions without the full picture, professionals profit from the confusion, and abuse is often minimized or ignored. It can leave you feeling powerless, like you are trapped inside a system that does not see you or your children clearly.

The truth is, there is power even ...

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