Kristy Anderson fights to reunite with her son Oliver after DCF removed him following hospital errors, strokes, infections, and ongoing health struggles; accusing her of being the cause of his problems. After Oliver was removed and a “sitter” required during Kristy’s visits, Oliver’s health problems continue. 

The Patterson case has led to the proposal of Florida Senate Bill 304 and Florida House Bill 511. These bills aim to give parents the right to a second medical opinion in cases involving allegations of abuse. Despite these efforts and the fact that lawmakers have declared Michael and Tasha to be factually innocent, they are still without their children. 

The Mason and Madalyn Savely have spent over $100,000 on legal fees and medical experts, an overwhelming financial burden resulting from CPS relying on the opinion of a CAP rather than doing its due diligence and adequately investigating the allegation of abuse. CPS has taken an opinion and represented it as a fact, fracturing another innocent family.

For 175 years, the Henry family’s farm at 1234 South River Road has been part of Cranbury, NJ. Generations have worked the land, raised livestock, and preserved a piece of the Garden State’s heritage. Now, the Township wants to erase it. Without warning, officials voted to use eminent domain to take Andy Henry’s farm for a multi-family housing project. Andy never wanted to sell. Developers tried, and he refused. Because you don’t sell your family’s roots.

Todd Combs, a U.S. Army combat veteran, and his family in Kettering, Ohio, are facing an unjust threat to their beloved pet chickens. The family has 18 chickens, which they keep as pets and companions, not for food production. Due to allergies, they cannot have traditional pets like dogs or cats, so their chickens provide comfort and companionship. Despite this, the City of Kettering has cited them for a zoning violation, claiming their chickens violate the local code under Section 1139.04-6. 

For over 50 years, families have built their lives along Frogtown Road in Union, Kentucky. Now, many of them are facing the unthinkable — the forced loss of their homes under the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s (KYTC) proposed Frogtown Road Expansion project.