Ann’s Case: What’s Happening in our Local Courts?
According to the unanimous opinion from SCOTX, the lower district court’s decision to keep Chris and Ann apart wasn’t just a little bit wrong, it was completely wrong.
Behind the Scenes of the Case to #LetHerStay
The enormous force it took for the courts to finally decide a fit father had the constitutional right to the custody of his own daughter was impossible for the average family.
What About all the “Anns” We’ve Never Heard of?
Are other Texas courts ignoring the rights of families and unnecessarily traumatizing children?
Supreme Court of Texas Issues Landmark Ruling in Favor of Families
The Supreme Court of Texas’ parental rights ruling corrected an injustice and ensured that parental rights will be protected in future cases.
Report Says Texas Courts are Systematically Abusing Families. Will the Texas Supreme Court Intervene?
We found a stunning and systematic disregard for the rights of Texas families over the last two decades.
The Case that Could Completely Reshape Texas Families
TX Supreme Court: Fiance has not accused Chris of any wrongdoing but argues that he should be able to take custody of Ann away from Chris.
Judge Targeted by Fellow Judges for Standing Up to CPS?
Tarrant County judges will convene for an emergency meeting to consider whether to remove all CPS cases from Judge Alex Kim’s court.
Texas Supreme Court Overhauls CPS Rules to Protect Families
Many people would die rather than be permanently separated from their children. Texas Supreme Court announced a major change to the Rules of Civil Procedure in CPS cases that Texas families should be rejoicing about.
Texas Supreme Court Set to Hear What May Be the Most Significant Parental Rights Case in Texas History
“What makes this case so disturbing is that a non-parent was not simply given custody of another man’s daughter—he was given custody on the grounds that the biological father had no greater right to custody of his own daughter than did a virtual stranger.”
Hospital Seeks to End Child’s Life-Sustaining Treatment Over Parent’s Objections
The Second Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments for this case on February 4 to determine whether little Tinslee Lewis’s life-sustaining treatment will continue.
