Human Commodities:
The Parents & Children of Family Court
Family Courts of Profit and Convenience l A Nonpartisan Issue
Residents of New Hampshire are rightly concerned about the significant harm caused by longstanding issues from the family court system, which adversely affect our friends, families, and communities of all sizes. Nationwide states citizens are speaking about the injustices prevalent in administrative family courts, which operate in most states. States are flooded with complaints about the lack of judicial authority and violations of due process. Unlike courts of general jurisdiction, family courts function as administrative law tribunals within the executive branch—known for fostering high-conflict situations aimed at predetermined outcomes rather than applying impartial legal standards.
In New Hampshire, arbitrary decisions and rules govern family court proceedings, not constitutional law. This setup undermines fundamental due process rights, prevents fairness and justice for parents or children, and enables family legal service providers to exploit parents and children for maximum profits. We call for accountability and a justice system that truly serves everyone by consistently upholding due process rights in courts of law—reject administrative law tribunals that undermine these essential protections and remove freedoms without justification.
When is a victim no longer a victim? When they become a survivor. When a child turns 18, they transition from being a victim of the family court system to becoming a survivor. At that point, they can speak openly and stand alongside the survivor parent, who was previously portrayed as an absent figure in a fabricated family court case. This false narrative is intentionally spread like a contagion throughout the community, causing harm to the targeted parent, the children, and their freedom of movement. What once seemed like a minor factor and a profit-driven tactic for family court stakeholders has gained significance as those children mature into educated adults, sharing their truths and seeking justice for the harm inflicted. Those who victimize tens of thousands also create tens of thousands of survivors.
[See: Loper Bright v. Raimondo, Corner Post v. Board of Governors, and Jarkesy v. SEC. 2024]
Priority Focus
States National Legislative Alliance Effort
Organized and experienced, NH Representative Bernardy, has extended his hand for an all-states initiative, offering every states legislators an opportunity to join their fellow legislators across the nation in restoring due process, securing freedoms, liberties, and delivering justice for our nations families. We believe a states national alliance will be: "One of the finest moments in our nations history - state legislators working with citizens to end the family court human commodities venture."
Legislation 2025: NH652 - Abolish Family Court
This bill: Abolish the family division and restore due process in all proceedings.
(1) A new department of family mediation—the first stop option for separating couples with accountability
(2) Stop the artificial creation of 'one' absent parent on paper in the pursuit of federal funding and relevance
(3) Reinstates due process where fundamental rights and freedom supersede convenience and rules
(4) Stop “conviction” and "punishment" without due process
(5) Reassign family cases to NH Superior Court when formal adjudication is required under criminal or civil standards
(6) End the cycle of victims emerging from within the family court and eliminate the need for the never-ending restitution funding provided by taxpayers
End Deference Family Court
Family Courts operate under an administrative law framework, functioning under the charade of law rather than upholding constitutional protections. Its case management processes is arbitrary, driven by incentives, treating families as commodities and entrenched in valuing profit projection programs over family justice. Solution: End deference in family court as thousands of parents and children are harmed each year by the lack of judicial formality and due process. Implementing fairer, more transparent procedures is essential to protect families and prevent unnecessary suffering. Guarantee necessary accountability and oversight, remove contractor immunity.
Restore Rights to Parents & Children
Family Court case management is arbitrary. Families are a commodity, and their well-being is overlooked in favor of bureaucratic convenience and monetary incentives. Stop arbitrary parent/family investigation without proper due process and restore privacy rights. Solution: Restoring rights in all judicial processes is essential to ensure fairness, protect families, and uphold the fundamental principles of justice.
Voters and Taxpayers: Why are Your Tax Dollars Funding Family Court Harm—Demand Change—Yes on HB652
Solution: End the cycle of victims emerging from family court tribunals and eliminate the need for additional restitution funding. Taxpayer funds for positive purposes, not restitution for harm by others who personally benefitted. Hold those accountable, accountable.
Impact of NH Family Court System
Administrative Office of the Courts, 2020 Data Avg.
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Financial Stakeholder's Narrative
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