The Family Rights Survey · Private · Update anytime

SHARE YOUR STORY.

Every number on this site started exactly where you are right now. Share only what you’re comfortable with — here is precisely where it begins.

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The Family Rights Survey

ONE SURVEY. REAL CHANGE.


A private survey that protects your story and turns it into verified public record.

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You tell it once

One form, your whole timeline. Share what you can document now, skip what is unsafe to share — you can update it later.

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You choose your privacy

Anonymous, first-name only, public, or data-only. Nothing about you appears anywhere without your explicit choice.

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A human reads it

Meg's review process checks every submission before any quote or named report is published — no bots deciding what's true.

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It joins the pattern

Your data can strengthen aggregate patterns. If three unrelated approved reports name the same court actor, that name can join the public record.

WHAT THE SURVEY ASKS ABOUT

The categories come from what families actually report — check every one that applies to your case:

Evidence was suppressed or ignored by the JudgePerjury / false testimony by case workers or officialsDenial of a timely hearing (constitutional violations)Ex-parte communicationsTampering with court transcripts or recordsUnconstitutional gag ordersFinancial impact+ more

Ready when you are

YOUR STORY MATTERS.

The survey takes about nine minutes. You can save nothing, share everything, or anything in between.

Go to the survey form →