Filicide, a parent killing their child, forever precludes the opportunity of a parent-child reunion. Filicide within the family court system is a critical issue to address and deserving of attention. Cases associated with family court are outlined.
An Essential Conversation About
Title IV-D and Child Support
History of Washington, D.C.
Title IV-D and Child Support introduces a trifold outlining Title IV-D of the Social Security Act. Six groups seeking legislative changes for equal shared parenting are represented.
Title IV-D and Child Support focuses on part D of the Social Security Act. Modifications to part D outline the process of child support collections. Notably, unsustainable directives create challenges for some parents.
Family court has evolved, deviating from the original intent. Research reveals both parents are vital to the emotional development of the child. We will work toward creating awareness and sharing legislative efforts seeking a 50-50 rebuttable presumption with clear and supporting evidence, in each state.
Development of Washington, D.C.
Trifold Available for Each Group
Title IV-D FACTS!
News & Blog
Videos Outlining Title IV-D and Child Support
Filicide: A Crisis Within the Family Court System
Shared Parenting Info
Shared Parenting Confessional
Education and information for parents, professionals and anyone wanting to learn more about the parent-child relationship within the context of divorce and separation. Research is presented.
A place for parents, adult children of divorce, and grandparents to share their experiences and thoughts about divorce, separation and the family court system.
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Filicide
Shared Parenting Info
Shared Parenting Confessional
Ruth A. S. Nichols M.A., M.A., CFLE
Ruth is a Shared Parenting advocate, author and Family Life Educator. Research topics include the impact of parental conflict on the child, parental experiences in family court, and Title IV-D.