The Custody Question Got Answered. The Process That Answered It Didn’t.
Justice Elena Kagan's denial of an emergency stay in a California parentage case involving Omar Ahmed and Nausheen Gilkar leaves unresolved issues about due-process and jurisdictional arguments. The courts have converged on the parentage decision,…
Supreme Court Weighs In on Parental Rights and Gender Policy Dispute
The Supreme Court's recent order in Elizabeth Mirabelli v. Rob Bonta highlights ongoing tensions over parental rights and school policies regarding children's gender identity. The case raises important constitutional questions about parental authority…
Louisiana Supreme Court Steps In as East Baton Rouge Family Court Faces Renewed Scrutiny
The Louisiana Supreme Court intervened in a child-custody case, appointing an outside judge amid allegations of bias and procedural issues causing prolonged delays for mother Katherine Diamond. The court's decision signals increased attention to…
When Power Shifts at the Top, Families Feel It First: What Trump v. Slaughter Means for Parents, Rights, and Everyday Justice
The Supreme Court case Trump v. Slaughter, argued on December 8, 2025, could drastically alter the independence of federal agencies like the FTC and SEC. This change impacts families relying on social security, workplace rights, and consumer protections.…