Do Family Courts Believe Only Criminals Get Divorced? Then Why Do They Treat Parents Like Felons? You don’t have to break the law to lose your child. You just have to walk through the doors of "family" court. Inside those walls, innocence isn’t presumed. It’s negotiated. And the only “crime” most parents have committed is divorce. The court that calls itself, "Family," has mastered the art of contradiction. It calls itself civil, but it functions like criminal justice without

At Parental Alienation Resource, we’ve spent years exposing the cracks in the family court system, the conflicts of interest, the unchecked authority, and the political games that leave children and parents suffering. But this week, something different happened. A group of South Carolina leaders has come together across party and ideological lines to confront the problem head-on. Under the Palmetto Revolution: Covenant 250 policy umbrella, DOGE SC announced the introduction o

The “I Had to Tell Them the Truth” Lie: How Justifying Alienation Destroys Children There’s a growing narrative circulating online, often wrapped in the language of empowerment and “protection.” It says things like: “I had to tell my kids the truth about their father.” “They needed to see who he really was.” “Once they saw it for themselves, they stopped believing him, and trusted me.” At first glance, it sounds like strength. Like a parent breaking silence after enduring ab