Contested custody is rarely about the child. It’s about money, power & control.  Rebuttable presumption of equal parenting prevents child abuse.

Most CPS reports are made with an ill intent to harm the other parent instead of a true child safety concern. End false allegations and prevent child abuse.

Created for all the wrong reasons.  Established as a welfare recovery system that did not trust low-income parents, typically families of color, to be good parents.

False allegations are THE primary weapon of abuse in family court and with CPS. They are rampant because they work and there is no accountability for making them.

Despite hundreds of peer-reviewed social science studies and research, PA is controversial because of a VAWA-funded disinformation campaign that policymakers believe.

Men and women are equally as likely to be perpetrators and victims of DV, yet victim rights groups deny that simple fact and falsely promote DV as being a single-gender issue.

The Rebuttable Presumption of Equal Parenting means that if custody is contested, it will be 50/50 unless there is a preponderance of evidence that proves a parent is unfit or unsafe. Unless the equal parenting presumption is overcome by evidence, not opinion or bias, the child’s right to have two safe, healthy, and secure parent-child relationships is protected.

Kentucky passed rebuttable presumption in 2017/2018. Over the following five years, child victims decreased 33.2% (Colorado decreased 3.7%) and child abuse investigations decreased 30.9% (CO only 0.8%). The correlation? If a false allegation of child abuse will no longer win custody, false allegations won’t be made.

False allegations of child abuse, domestic violence, and parental alienation are common practice in family court and with CPS. False allegations are an often-used strategy designed to create bias, destroy the targeted parent emotionally and financially, and sever their relationship with their child. Although the systems acknowledge it happens, they have taken zero steps to prevent this form of psychological and emotional child abuse and domestic violence.

Parents who knowingly use false allegations as the basis of obtaining a protective order or other court motion must be held accountable for this criminal and libelous offense.