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The Chatbot in the Courtroom: What AI Means for the Parent Representing Themselves
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September 25, 2026
Family courts often see a high rate of self-representation, with many turning to AI tools like ChatGPT for legal advice. While AI offers accessible help, it also poses risks, such as providing incorrect information or compromising legal privilege.…
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The Age-13 Cutoff Nobody Voted For: How Software, Not State Law, Is Setting the Rules on Parental Access to Teen Medical Records
July 7, 2026
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…