The Florida Supreme Court's recent ruling clarifies that informal, at-home insemination does not automatically strip donors of parental rights, exposing…
Year’s End, Children Still Waiting
Every year, institutions celebrate perceived progress in family courts and child welfare. Yet, children remain waiting for justice as processes…
New Study Links Childhood Trauma to Higher ADHD Symptoms in College Students — What It Means for Families, Policy, and America’s Sons
A peer-reviewed study highlights that college students with adverse childhood experiences are more likely to show ADHD-like symptoms due to…
When Love Is Reframed as “Documentation”
The author shares their struggle with navigating a legal system that fails to enforce court-ordered parenting time, leading to accusations…
Virginia’s Social Media Law Puts Parents Back in the Picture — But Raises Hard Questions for Families
Virginia’s new parental-control law, effective January 1, 2026, limits social media use for children under 16 unless parents opt out.…
Maryland’s Transcript Trap: How Ordinary People Like Bernard Miller and Shaoshan Feng Were Shut Out of Justice
In Maryland, access to justice is often an illusion, particularly for the poor. Bernard Miller and Shaoshan Feng's experiences show…
EDITORIAL: When Being There Becomes the Problem
Many men face a quiet crisis when their emotional support becomes expected and controlling. While praised for being available, they…
When the Pilot Is a Parent: The Mental Health Crisis No Family Sees Coming
This article highlights the hidden mental health struggles pilots face, often stemming from fears of career repercussions if they seek…
THE IMAGE OF A PARENT: How America Learned to See Families Wrong
Project IMAGE addresses the pervasive cultural narratives around parenting in America, which often misrepresent fathers and mothers, affecting judicial outcomes…
The Lost Legacy of Fatherhood
The essay by Michael R. Phillips explores the erosion of fatherhood's legacy over time, shifting from a symbol of strength…