There is a growing conflict surrounding the issue of parental alienation, a situation where one parent influences a child to reject the other parent following a divorce or separation.
We are looking for adults who were alienated from a parent as a child and how it affected you and continues to affect your life to find participants for our upcoming podcast: The Unfiltered Perspective
Learn about our photo challenge to bring awareness to custody interference: #ItsNotACivilMatter
We feature other groups that advocate to stop parental alienation. This month we are highlighting The Anti-Alienation Project, in which Madison shares a perspective of an adult who was alienated as a child and how it affected her life.
Our Mission Statement
We stand for children’s rights, family reform through research, advocacy and congressional initiatives to seek justice for all. Servicemembers & Veterans for Children’s rights is an organization founded in 2021, and is devoted to passionately advocating, supporting, and helping Servicemembers, Veterans and children.
Our purpose is to focus on legislative issues relating to family issues, Servicemembers Rights, and Disabled Veterans Rights protected under the Americans with Disability Act.
Take the Challenge. Post a Selfie With #ItsNotACivilMatter Sign
Join our campaign. Since custodial interference is family violence, we are bringing attention to the issue by asking followers to share a photo of themselves holding up a sign that reads, #itsnotacivilmatter.
Refusing to return a child to the other parent for their court-ordered parenting time is Custodial Interference.
Annually, this crime impacts thousands of families. We desperately need your help, as the Criminal Justice System, responsible for enforcing laws and protecting the public. Reporting this crime is not a civil matter and our children need protection. Please join us to lend your support, ask the elected officials to implement the necessary training, create appropriate policy and enforce the law of custodial interference.
Each of the United States has a felony penal code for custodial yet it is rarely enforced due to lack of awareness, training, or education. The number one response when law enforcement denies helping parents is, "it's a civil matter."
Our campaign just kicked off but we could use all the help that we can get to draw attention to our movement. We hope to encourage parents to make that connection between custodial interference and parental alienation and step up their efforts to protect our children from psychological abuse.
We are collecting and sharing your photos. It's simple - make a sign, snap a selfie, share it and tag us. That's it!
Creativity is all you. View Our Project Page
#itsnotacivilmatter
Email us your photo at heroesforchildrensrights@gmail.com
Enforce Custody Interference in Texas
22 million parents can’t see their children as a result of parental separation or divorce. In the San Antonio area alone, 1,000 children are denied access to their other parent as a result of interference with child custody.
Custodial interference occurs when a parent violates a court-ordered custody agreement by denying the other parent their court-ordered parenting time or visitation rights.
HB969 HAS BEEN SIGNED
TAKE ACTION AND CALL YOUR LOCAL COUNCIL MEMBERS TO ENACT AN ORDINANCE
Sec. 157.551. CIVIL PENALTY FOR INTERFERENCE WITH CHILD
CUSTODY ORDER. A municipality or county in this state may adopt an
ordinance or order that imposes a civil penalty of not more than
$500 for engaging in conduct described by Section 25.03, Penal
Code.
Thank you for your service.
