Remove Judge Stephen Schuster from Cobb Superior Court

02/25/2026

02/25/2026

Support Georgia's shared parenting bill SB404 this session. Here's the facts on shared parenting and its support in Georgia. Read the bill at https://www.leg...

02/18/2026

What if the key to reducing domestic violence in South Dakota was actually increasing the involvement of both parents? 🛡️ The "Natural Experiment" in Spain provided a clear, life-saving answer that the opposition in Pierre refuses to discuss.

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In regions that adopted presumptive shared parenting, intimate partner violence (IPV) fell by nearly 50% because the "Winner-Take-All" trigger was removed. This global data is the core of our evidentiary rebuttal for SB 224. The opposition claims these laws are "dangerous," but the global reality is that they are protective. South Dakota has the opportunity to lead the Midwest by adopting the same evidence-based policies that are saving lives across the ocean. Let’s look at the results, not the rhetoric.

02/18/2026

At the Capitol to Support Equally Shared Parenting - Thursday Feb 19
Coordinated by Georgia Shared Parenting (
Contact Info: Justin Almanza - email: [email protected]

We’re asking supporters to show up at the Georgia State Capitol this Thursday to demonstrate visible support for family law reform. A respectful, organized presence matters.

Where: Georgia State Capitol, 206 Washington Street SW, Atlanta, GA 30334

Wear yellow (nationally recognized)

Please wear yellow if you can. Yellow is the official color of Shared Parenting Day (April 26), which is promoted nationally through shared parenting advocates as a visible way to support children having meaningful time with both parents. Wearing yellow is a simple, recognizable signal of support.

Meetups (find me here)

I’ll be on the west-side lawn of the Capitol at:

- 9:30 AM (before the Senate floor session)
- 1:30 PM (before the Judiciary Committee meeting)

We’ll connect briefly, then walk in together.

Thursday schedule

- Senate floor session: starts at 10:00 AM
- Judiciary Committee meeting: 2:00 PM

If you can attend both, great. If you can only choose one, please prioritize the 2:00 PM Judiciary Committee.

02/12/2026

We have a shared parenting bill proposed in the GA senate SB404 - please contact yiur state representative about the bill

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12/20/2025

6 states on the books more coming, big changes in family court!

Kentucky recorded a significant decline in its divorce rate after the state changed its child custody laws to make 50 50 shared parenting the default arrangement. The reform, passed in 2018, replaced the long standing presumption that primary custody would usually be awarded to the mother, instead encouraging equal parenting time unless evidence suggested otherwise.

Analyses of state level data found that divorce filings dropped by roughly 25 percent in the years following the law’s implementation. Legal researchers and family law experts have suggested that clearer expectations around custody outcomes may reduce incentives for prolonged legal disputes and lower the perceived cost of divorce, particularly in cases involving children.

10/04/2025

My my my, more corruption

A Fulton County judge should be removed from the bench for illegally jailing a young woman and mishandling multiple family cases, the state's judicial watchdog says.

09/01/2025

Brand Daswani GAL Cobb County works for Judge Schuster

08/18/2025

Millennial dads are redefining fatherhood, now dedicating nearly three times as much time to childcare compared to fathers in 1965—averaging around 8 hours per week versus just 2.5 then.  This shift is more than logistical—57% of millennial fathers view being a parent as a core part of their identity, nearly on par with mothers. 

But the transition isn’t without challenges. Despite increased involvement, millennial dads are often caught in a tug-of-war between evolving expectations at home and rigid workplace norms. Many struggle to balance modern caregiving with job demands in a system that still champions traditional breadwinner roles and offers limited paternity leave.