The Family Court Machine: Turning Fit Parents Into Enemies
The $15.2 billion a year Sacred Cow SCAM!
Family court doesn’t protect families—it dismantles them. Two fit, loving parents walk in, and the system immediately begins its mission: create one “fit” parent and one “unfit” parent. Why? Power, control, and money.
In my case, my ex-wife texted me, saying I was a wonderful father and that our daughter was lucky to have me. She wished me good luck and good health. I showed that message to all the court-appointed social workers. You know what they said? “What does this mean?”
Seriously. They didn’t even understand a basic message of goodwill. Instead, they wrote reports accusing me of parental alienation. That’s how deep the bias goes. The truth didn’t fit their narrative.
Family court fuels conflict—it creates custody battles and profits from dragging families through years of litigation. Court profiteering at its worst. And it’s not just my story. This is happening to thousands of parents.
How do we fix it?
1. Divorce should sever economic attachment—no more endless child support battles and alimony traps.
2. Repeal Title IV-D and Title IV-E incentives—stop federal funding from rewarding the removal of children or conflict between parents.
3. Equal parenting as the starting point—unless there is clear, proven danger, both parents should have equal custody.
Enough is enough. This isn’t justice. It’s a racket.
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The Family Court Machine: Turning Fit Parents Into Enemies
The $15.2 billion a year Sacred Cow SCAM!
Family court doesn’t protect families—it dismantles them. Two fit, loving parents walk in, and the system immediately begins its mission: create one “fit” parent and one “unfit” parent. Why? Power, control, and money.
In my case, my ex-wife texted me, saying I was a wonderful father and that our daughter was lucky to have me. She wished me good luck and good health. I showed that message to all the court-appointed social workers. You know what they said? “What does this mean?”
Seriously. They didn’t even understand a basic message of goodwill. Instead, they wrote reports accusing me of parental alienation. That’s how deep the bias goes. The truth didn’t fit their narrative.
Family court fuels conflict—it creates custody battles and profits from dragging families through years of litigation. Court profiteering at its worst. And it’s not just my story. This is happening to thousands of parents.
How do we fix it?
1. Divorce should sever economic attachment—no more endless child support battles and alimony traps.
2. Repeal Title IV-D and Title IV-E incentives—stop federal funding from rewarding the removal of children or conflict between parents.
3. Equal parenting as the starting point—unless there is clear, proven danger, both parents should have equal custody.
Enough is enough. This isn’t justice. It’s a racket.