🚨  Major Update: Detailed Proposal has been Submitted!

To our incredible supporters. Thank you for standing with us.

We are proud to announce that we have officially submitted a comprehensive reform proposal to the Prime Minister, the Attorney-General, and the Chief Justice of the Family Court. This marks a critical milestone in our fight to fix Australia’s broken family law system.

📥 You can read more about the full white paper HERE

📄 What’s in the Proposal?

Our detailed proposal calls for the establishment of the Family Court Investigative Service (FCIS), a federally legislated, independent agency designed to:

• Investigate allegations of abuse, alienation, coercion, or false claims before court involvement.
• Enforce parenting and protection orders immediately — with the authority to act in real-time.
• Regulate and audit all family report writers, psychologists, and expert witnesses through a national register.
• Provide children with trauma-informed, independent advocates to ensure their voices are heard.
• Prosecute procedural abuse, including false allegations and non-compliance.

⚖️ Why FCIS Matters

Too many families are being destroyed by delays, manipulation, and the failure to enforce court orders. Children are being caught in the middle — silenced, weaponised, or lost in the chaos.

This isn’t just policy, it’s personal. For every parent who has followed the law and still been punished, and for every child denied safety or connection, this reform is a chance for change.

💡 The FCIS proposal delivers truth before judgment, protection with action, and accountability across the system. It will support, not replace, our courts, ensuring orders are meaningful and that facts, not tactics, decide outcomes.