The Access Gap AI Was Supposed to Close — And What It’s Opening Instead
A recent appellate court case highlighted issues with AI-generated citations in custody matters, revealing a trend where self-represented litigants submit filings containing fabricated legal references. This problem threatens the grace doctrine, which…
Year’s End, Children Still Waiting
Every year, institutions celebrate perceived progress in family courts and child welfare. Yet, children remain waiting for justice as processes overshadow their needs. Father & Co. commits to evidence-based reporting and accountability, focusing on the…
When “Privacy” Is Used as a Weapon: What Fathers Need to Know About Public Court Records
The article addresses misconceptions about court records, particularly in custody disputes. It clarifies that public records aren’t private and can be discussed without consent. Intimidation tactics often silence parents, compromising transparency and…
THE IMAGE OF A PARENT: How America Learned to See Families Wrong
Project IMAGE addresses the pervasive cultural narratives around parenting in America, which often misrepresent fathers and mothers, affecting judicial outcomes and societal perception. The initiative aims to reshape these narratives by telling authentic…