We started the United Coalition Family as concerned parents and advocates for family law injustices. We became deeply committed to addressing issues surrounding custody and child support laws across America as it has caused immense emotional trauma and separation of families across the United States and abroad.
We then realized that "individually we are a whisper, but together we are thunder." With this realization came our own reform of the "United Coalition Family" where we not only advocate on behalf of the general public but seek to bring every advocate, regardless of notoriety and every advocacy group along the ride of a unified vision operating collectively under one name - one band, one sound. We now have members in the U.K., Cananda, Austria and other foreign countries.
But we need your help! Taking on an organized machine funded by taxpayers is a long haul without necessary and crucial funding. So, we launched this Go-fund me for the sole purposes of helping our visions, our goals and the long-awaited return of millions of minor children wrongfully separated from their children in America and abroad and the restoration of rights necessary for the moral and future security of a country.
Our Plans with the money you donate?
1. To assist multi-state pilot programs to enhance our federal momentum to amend Title IV-D.
2. To assist Coalition members with public grievances by acting as liaisons between members of the community and their government.
3. To Congressionally facilitate the U.S. Congress to consider passing our legislative proposal, written by our CEO, entitled "Parenthood Act."
4. To Internationally facilitate parliament or other legislative bodies in foreign countries to consider passing our legislative proposal, written by our CEO, entitled "Parenthood Act.
While advocating, we have heard countless stories of heart-wrenching pain of parents removed from their children's lives unjustly under a corrupt and evil system. We, who have experienced this ordeal ourselves or through members of our family understand firsthand how crucial it is to reform our current unjust and evil system.
Our most important mission - reforming Title IV-D to help parents and children - will come through our written proposal entitled the Parenthood Act, which proposes a comprehensive state plan that strongly encourages family continuity across all states by ensuring that all states operate on a presumption that continued physical custody is in the best interest of the child and that no parent losses their Parental Power without clear and convincing evidence in custody disputes involving two parents.
Moreover, this plan proposes a state plan to ensure that child support acts as a carefully dissecting instrument in lieu of a weapon of mass destruction by ensuring that only parents who willfully fail in their moral obligations to support their child(ren) are the subject of child support orders.
The Parenthood Act also proposes a 3 year, 6 year and 18 year plan as it relates to child support orders that strengthens on-time payments and encourages parent participation. Those Parents who are found to have consistently acted substandard in their moral obligations or irregularly in supporting their child(ren) in their absence and/or caused the other parent to seek state assistance for the same will be placed on support for a consecutive three years provided that they do not willfully miss a payment within such three (3) year period - also accounting for the age of a minor. The legislative proposal discusses more in depth the 3 year, 6 year and 18 year state plan that encourages on time payments and reunion in perpetuity.
The Parenthood Act also proposes a total revamping of all administrative and departmental processes as it relates to state assistance. The proposal offers recoupment for Medicaid payments while providing programs for impoverished families and encouraging child employer medical insurance while providing grants to certain employers and insurance companies.
By integrating these provisions into Title IV-D, we can ensure fairer outcomes in child custody disputes, mitigate the need for state assistance, remove harms that have occurred to what many call incentivized separation, combat substandard parent participation while prioritizing children's emotional well-being in the sacred interest of preserving their relationships with both parents and parents natural rights.
We have the "federal interest" necessary to accomplish this goal in the states and also, we believe, abroad. Let us examine some relevant facts:
1. Emotional Impact on Children: Numerous studies have shown that children who experience parental separation or limited contact suffer emotionally, leading to increased rates of anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, and even long-term psychological effects (Source: American Psychological Association).
2. Importance of Both Parents' Involvement: Research consistently demonstrates that children benefit greatly from having meaningful relationships with both parents. Shared parenting arrangements promote better academic performance, improved self-esteem, reduced substance abuse rates among adolescents (Source: Journal of Family Psychology).
3. Current Custody Laws Disadvantage Fathers: The existing system often favors one parent over another based on gender stereotypes rather than considering what is truly in the best interest of the child (Source: National Parents Organization). This unfair bias perpetuates the cycle of emotional trauma and hinders family reunification.
4. Favorable presumption and Clear and Convincing Evidence: While most states have already changed their laws, the prevailing status quo in most states have not. In multiple jurisdictions throughout the several states there is no presumption in favor of either parent in custody disputes involving Mother and Father and a parents physical custody may be removed without a finding of harm nor clear and convincing evidence. This some critics have stated leads to an unnecessary and arbitrary exercise of parens patriae and the infringement on privacy and family rights by the states.
By amending Title IV-D, incorporating the provisions outlined in the Parenthood Act in the states, we can take a significant step towards rectifying these issues Internationally. This legislative proposal emphasizes the importance of shared parenting, encourages mediation and cooperation between parents, and ensures that custody decisions prioritize family continuity and reunion in the sacred interest of protecting the nuclear family.
I urge you to please donate a dollar, two dollars, five dollars or a hundred to help us Facilitate these goals. YOUR HELP AND DONATION WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!

