The Age-13 Cutoff Nobody Voted For: How Software, Not State Law, Is Setting the Rules on Parental Access to Teen Medical Records
A viral post claimed an Oregon mother lost access to her son's medical records upon his turning 13, attributing it to Democratic policies. In reality, Oregon law does not set 13 as a threshold; it stems from MyChart software's age restrictions. The issue…
Oregon Lawmaker Reintroduces Foster Youth Rights Bill After Gov. Kotek’s Veto
Oregon has reintroduced a foster youth “bill of rights” aimed at establishing standards for children in foster care, after a previous veto by Governor Kotek due to concerns over costs and feasibility. Supporters advocate for accountability, while critics…
When the System Fails the Victim: A Father & Co. Perspective on the Albany, Oregon Shooting
A domestic violence call in Albany, Oregon ended in tragedy when police responding to a reported kidnapping mistakenly shot the victim rather than the aggressor. The incident highlights the extreme dangers of armed domestic calls, the need for…
When AI Errors Collide With Family Court: What an Oregon Case Means for Parents Fighting Alone
An Oregon judge fined an attorney $2,000 for submitting AI-generated filings with false information, highlighting risks for parents in family court, especially fathers in custody battles. Mistakes can severely impact parenting rights. The case calls for…