When the System Took My 5 Kids, I Started Exposing Them.

Real stories create real accountability. Help document what family court won’t.
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Real stories create real accountability. Help document what family court won’t.

This survey exists because what happened to my family is not rare, it’s happening everywhere. ADD MINE allows parents to document their experiences safely and collectively, turning isolated stories into undeniable evidence of systemic abuse. Your submission helps build a national record that can’t be ignored.

A mother of five and a federal plaintiff exposing how family court separates children from parents without due process.
After my children were removed without a trial, I began documenting not just my case, but the nationwide patterns harming families every day. Stand With Meg exists to expose these failures, defend parental rights, and demand accountability through real data, real stories, and real action.
Today, with over 200,000 followers across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and X, I’m one of the most visible voices demanding family court reform and parental rights.
“I’m not just telling my story — I’m fighting for every parent erased by a system that rewards abusers and silences the truth.”
Join the movement. Share your story. Stand With Meg.

Stand With Meg isn’t just about my family — it’s about every parent told to stay quiet “for the kids,” and every child cut off from a loving parent without evidence or due process. The harm caused by family court secrecy doesn’t stay inside one courtroom. It follows families for years.
We Demand:
Children deserve protection. Parents deserve due process.

These are direct quotes from parents who submitted their experiences to the ADD MINE Family Rights Survey. Different states. Different courts. Different families. The same outcomes: children removed
These are not allegations. They are lived experiences, documented nationwide.without proof, parents silenced, and families financially destroyed. When individual stories are documented together, the pattern becomes impossible to deny.
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The Stand With Meg Show is a podcast and video series exposing the realities of family court through real stories, expert conversations, and firsthand accounts from parents navigating the system. Each episode goes beyond headlines to examine how due process failures, court-appointed actors, and financial barriers impact families nationwide.
The show features parents, advocates, professionals, and whistleblowers who are willing to speak openly about what happens behind closed courtroom doors. Some stories are personal. Others are investigative. All of them point to the same conclusion: these outcomes are not isolated — they are systemic.
The Stand With Meg Show exists to educate, document, and amplify voices that are too often silenced. Episodes are available in video and podcast format across major platforms.
A landmark Ninth Circuit case holding that social workers cannot hide behind “qualified immunity” when they use perjury and fabricated evidence to remove children. The court made clear: lying to take a child is unconstitutional — and officials should know that without needing a warning label.
This case exposes a disturbing reality inside California’s legal system: when mothers act to protect their children from documented abuse, the state can respond by treating protection itself as a felony. The prosecution of Giselle Smiel reveals how due process collapses when administrative convenience, financial incentives, and secrecy override safety, disability rights, and constitutional protections. What unfolds is not a single error, but a systemic pattern—where protective parents are criminalized, abusers are shielded, and the law is weaponized to silence those who refuse to comply with harm.
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If you’ve been affected by family court, please submit your story through the ADD MINE Family Rights Survey so it can be documented and used for reform.

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