Due Process Violations in Family Court

“Let’s be clear. In family court, due process is supposed to be the floor. Notice.

Hearing. Evidence. Findings. But here’s the reality: parents are being

restricted or monitored without findings of danger, without evidence, and without the

procedural protections the law requires. A judge cannot impose supervised visitation without specific,

articulated facts on the record. Yet it happens constantly, and families pay the price.

If this happened in your case, comment below. Your experience matters—and so does

accountability.”