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- by Michael PhillipsFather absence is the most consistent predictor of juvenile crime in America.
- by Michael PhillipsBy Michael Phillips | Father & Co.
- by Michael PhillipsThe only person outside Sarah Hornbeck’s household who’s heard Grant Reichert’s voice in months is a court-appointed supervisor.
- by Michael PhillipsA child who loses a parent to alienation doesn’t usually process that loss as a child.
- by Michael PhillipsThere’s a particular kind of grief that doesn’t have a ritual attached to it.
- by Michael PhillipsBy Michael Phillips | Father & Co.
- by Michael PhillipsPoliticians will spend July celebrating the ADA’s anniversary.
- by Michael PhillipsFour cases decided in the same ten-week stretch show a state that acts with urgency when it removes a child from a parent — and with caution, delay, or outright immunity when something goes wrong afterward.
- by Michael PhillipsFamily Court Was Already Blind to Coercive Control.
- by Michael PhillipsHow AI-hallucinated citations are reaching the family court record, and what it means for self-represented parents nationwide
- by Michael PhillipsOn July 8, Riptide published “The Access Tax: How America Privatized the Cost of Belonging,” the culmination of a Dead Reckoning series that began two days earlier with a look at the USMNT’s pay-to-play youth pipeline.
- by Michael PhillipsBy Michael Phillips | Riptide
- by Michael PhillipsThe Viral Claim
- by Michael PhillipsBy Michael Phillips | Father & Co.
- by Michael PhillipsOn America’s 250th birthday, the oldest liberty the Supreme Court recognizes remains the least protected right in American law.
- by Michael PhillipsA decade after a Long Island toddler was shot to death by her father during a court-ordered, unsupervised visit, the bill bearing her name has finally cleared the New York Legislature.
- by Michael PhillipsMississippi is now the sixth state to adopt a rebuttable presumption of equal physical custody in most child custody cases, joining Kentucky, Arkansas, West Virginia, Florida, and Missouri in a small but growing group of states that have rewritten the default assumption courts bring into a custody dispute.
- by Michael PhillipsArgentina just coordinated an international enforcement action to keep 13,000 fathers out of World Cup stadiums.
- by Michael PhillipsA mother in La Guaira says rescuers pulled her daughter from the rubble alive.
- by Michael PhillipsA New York ruling has exposed a national infrastructure failure.