When the Court Redefines Marriage: What New Mexico’s Ruling Means for Families and Children
The recent decision by the New Mexico Supreme Court to overturn the state’s so-called “broken marriages” law marks a significant shift in how the legal system treats divorce—and, by extension, families and children caught in the middle. Supporters of the…
When Lawmakers Choose Judges: Why South Carolina’s Judicial Reform Fight Matters to Families
In South Carolina, judicial reform is a pressing issue, particularly for families navigating family court. The current system, where lawmakers elect judges with limited accountability, raises concerns about transparency and potential insider favoritism.…
The Constitutional Crisis No One Voted For
The family court system in America deviates from constitutional principles, operating without proper legal frameworks and standards. This unaccountable system harms families through arbitrary judgments, lack of transparency, and financial incentives.…