As of August 2025, we have performed a data analysis of the first 2,072 stories we received through our surveys. We continue to collect your stories in hopes to gather even more in hopes to inspire academic research and provide tools for state legislators. This nationwide survey initiative builds on our proven approach in Colorado, where State Representative Meg Froelich took the lead as we systematically gathered testimonies and data from family court participants across the state.
Our findings were instrumental in informing key state officials, including the State Supreme Court Justice, State Court Administrator’s Office, Attorney General’s Office, and Governor’s Office. We want to empower state advocates across the country.
This survey is a citizen-driven initiative to collect and amplify the voices of those who have experienced the family court system across the United States. This is not an academic research study, but rather a grassroots movement to document patterns and trends in family court experiences across all 50 states.
This survey is a citizen-driven initiative to collect and amplify the voices of those who have experienced the family court system across the United States. This is not an academic research study, but rather a grassroots movement to document patterns and trends in family court experiences across all 50 states.
Take note: The use of google forms for surveys does require a Gmail, but after you login, you will see how the survey information is set to not collect emails so respondents can remain anonymous. Add your story to the thousands of others across the country.