FAQ: National Family Justice CEO Teresa Sneed's Discussion on Family Court Reform

What is the main topic of this virtual discussion?

The discussion examines how family courts impact children, parents, and constitutional rights, focusing on systemic failures and exploring solutions for justice and fairness.

Who is leading this discussion and what are their credentials?

Teresa Sneed, Founder and CEO of National Family Justice, is leading the discussion. She is a nationally recognized leader in trauma-informed, data-driven reform and author of Lance’s Law, a landmark bill protecting veterans and service members who are domestic violence survivors.

When and where is this event taking place?

The event is on Sunday, September 7, 2025, at 2:00 PM PDT, and will be held virtually on Zoom. Registration is available at https://Tinyurl.com/FamilyCourtJustice.

Why is this discussion important?

It addresses systemic injustices in family courts that perpetuate coercion, alienation, and legal abuse, aiming to build a legal system rooted in justice, fairness, and constitutional rights protection.

What specific topics will be covered in the discussion?

Topics include ensuring justice and fairness in family courts, protections needed for children and parents, systemic failures, and real reforms being pursued with ways for advocates to support them.

Who should attend this event?

Advocates, parents, legal professionals, and community members are encouraged to attend, as it is free and open to the public.

What is National Family Justice’s role in family court reform?

National Family Justice plays a leading role by filing amicus briefs in critical parental rights cases, providing resources to families in crisis, and collaborating with reform initiatives nationwide.

Who is hosting this event?

The Truth and Democracy Coalition is hosting the event. They work to defend democracy, advance justice, and build strong communities through education, advocacy, and civic engagement.

How can I register for the event?

You can register at https://Tinyurl.com/FamilyCourtJustice.