STITCH INCOMING.They Stole Your Child—and the System Let It Happen. 😔.Imagine holding a valid court order to see your child, only for outdated laws and a broken system to keep her from you. Outdated laws and a system of professionals that profit off families are tearing us

A bill written by Chris Felder to fix broken parts of Florida law that fail families in family court. Right now, emotional abuse is legally considered child abuse in Florida. But when a parent violates a court-ordered timesharing plan—cutting the other parent out—DCF often won’t

🚨 Florida Parents — This Takes 2 Minutes 🚨 .Right now, kids are being taken from fit parents in direct violation of court orders — and police say it’s “civil.” Judges say they can’t act. Chris Felder’s bill would guarantee your right to an emergency hearing within 3 days. No

RT @NFamilyJustice: If you don’t know who Robert Garza is—now you do. VP of National Family Justice and a relentless voice for family court….

🚨 Florida Residents — This Takes 2 Minutes 🚨 Kids are being taken in direct violation of court orders. and police call it “civil.” Judges say their hands are tied. Why? The laws are broken. Chris Felder has a fix — but lawmakers need to see public support. 📥 Download the

🚨 Florida Families Say Bye Bye Bye to Judicial Immunity!.🔗 Florida Statute 39.205 says failing to report child abuse is a third-degree felony, but judges get a free pass with immunity—even when kids are in danger or lose their lives! This loophole must

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They knew Missy was in danger. DCF and police had reports that her stepdad was a convicted predator. He was already found guilty for trying to meet someone he thought was a child. But instead of putting him behind bars, a judge let him walk free while awaiting sentencing. Weeks

RT @NFamilyJustice: New study in Children and Youth Services Review (Impact Factor 2.4, Q1 Social Work) debunks gender bias in custody case….

Big things are happening for Family Court reform 🙌. Saturday night’s TikTok LIVE with Chris Felder and Scott Bristow (@lostinthedivide) was such a hit, it’s now going to be a regular weekly event! Tune in every Saturday at 7pm Eastern as we break down the real issues facing

Chris Felder has written a powerful letter that explains exactly how to fix Florida’s broken family court system. But lawmakers in Tallahassee won’t act unless they hear from you. Here’s what to do:. ✅ Go to ✅ Download the PDF letter.✅ Send it to your

🚨 Don’t miss this! Chris Felder will be live on @LostInTheDivide with Scott Bristow — taking your questions and breaking down the biggest issues in family court and what real reform looks like. Catch it Saturdays at 7PM Eastern on TikTok. Family court is broken. Let’s fix it.

New report released in May 2025, and I was shocked by the data. After twenty years of research, Dr. Denise Hines from George Mason University published peer-reviewed findings on male victims of intimate partner violence. The takeaway is clear:.We’ve been ignoring male victims for.

🚨 911 – Florida Families Need You to Send This Letter Today.🔗 We’re sounding the alarm 🚨 Right now in Florida, kids are being taken from fit parents in direct violation of court orders — and nothing is being done. 👮 Police call it a “civil matter.”.⚖️

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Want real change to family courts in Florida? ⚖️.Stop yelling into the void and start tagging the people with the influence to fix it. Here's how:.📍 Step 1: Go to:. 📍 📍 🏠 Step 2: Enter your address and ZIP code to find your

RT @NFamilyJustice: Violence doesn’t care about gender. Nearly half of U.S. men report some form of intimate partner harm—yet most stay si….

Florida’s kidnapping & custodial interference laws—§§ 787.01(1)(b) & 787.03—are being challenged as unconstitutionally vague & overbroad. Why? Because unclear laws violate due process & equal protection. #VaguenessDoctrine #constitutionalcrisis.

The affirmative defense in FL Statutes § 787.03 was written (1988) before modern domestic violence laws existed (1994) and now it makes enforcing custodial interference nearly impossible. It’s time to repeal outdated defenses that no longer serve the legislature’s intent.

A child’s seat sits empty. A parent pleads for help—but the law stays silent. Vague statutes protect abductors, not children. They give cover to inaction by courts, sheriffs, and agencies sworn to protect families. This isn’t justice—it’s betrayal. It’s time to act. Call

When Laws Aren’t Enforced, Justice Fails. What’s the point of a law if no one enforces it? In Florida, child custody statutes are on the books but often ignored, leaving justice up to chance. The petitioner argues this non-enforcement isn’t just sloppy -it’s unconstitutional,.