Parental Alienation: What the Research Actually Says
Parental alienation is a documented harm to children. Here's what the clinical literature says, what it doesn't, and how to tell alienation from estrangement.
An advocacy publication for equal co-parenting and a resource for parents navigating family courts, parental alienation, and child support systems that don't always work the way they're supposed to.
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How to Document Co-Parenting Issues (Without Making It Worse)
Good co-parenting documentation is contemporaneous, factual, organized, and specific. Volume isn't the goal — usefulness is. Here's what actually works.
The Constitution Says Fitness, Not Marriage, Determines Parental Rights
Parental rights don't depend on marriage. The Fourteenth Amendment and nineteen Supreme Court cases say so. Here's the constitutional case for equal parenting.
What Equal Co-Parenting Actually Means
"Equal co-parenting" means three different things at once: a stance about children, a particular schedule, and a legal policy. The three keep getting conflated. Here's what each actually means, what the research says, and what reform looks like.