Near Term Goals -

• Promote family law based on modern research on relationships and family roles

• Default divorce judgement of shared parenting, unless either parent can be proven unfit for parenting

• To ensure parent's and children's relationships are not routinely terminated by divorce

• Consistent and fair divorce rulings for child custody, child support, visitation

• Ensure custodial parents can prove it’s "in the children’s best interest" before removing children from the other parent’s locale

• Equal access to the grandchildren for all grandparents

• Equal efforts for enforcement of child visitation as for child support

• Provide a better role model for children, by awarding custody to a parent who is working and able to support and care for their children if the other parent is on public welfare

• Penalties for false allegations of spousal abuse, or child abuse (loss of full custody)

• Child support based on:
  • objective "cost of parenting" data, not a percentage of real or hypothetical income
  • Capturing all parenting cost for both parents

• Equal efforts for enforcement of child support when the recipient is a father

• State compilation, reduction, and publication of court data (public record) for custody awards in cases where custody is disputed

What Are Our Long Term Goals?

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