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TexasPRA

Welcome to the Texas Parental Rights Association.

"Equal Rights for Equally Fit Parents.  Period."

On July 3rd, we are going to file our landmark class action lawsuit.


This is a temp website.  Soon, the modern CSS-based website will magically appear here instead.  Meanwhile, all basics are just below, or use the page links at top or bottom.  Cheers!

In a hurry?  Skip the Intro and just REGISTER HERE to JOIN NOW.


Introduction-Overview

Mission

The mission of TexasPRA is to fully restore true 50/50 equal rights of all fit natural parents to their own children, in all respects, specifically and legally as gender-neutral and gender-equal, fully in all respects, by filing and winning our landmark class action lawsuit exposing and crushing the existing family court system as the wholly unconstitutional monstrosity that it patently is, an enterprise *literally* stealing fundamental rights and destroying families, for profit.  JOIN US at The Big Event on July 3rd in downtown Austin for great networking and historic photo ops upon filing our landmark class action case, which court filings will look like this:

WE MEAN BUSINESS

Framework

Strategically formed as an "unincorporated association" legal entity under Texas law, this framework allows a dedicated core group of TexasPRA advocates, led by the Board of Directors, to litigate in court for the legal interests of all Members statewide, yet still allows federal court relief to apply *directly* to each Class Member's own personal family court case.  To be valid, this "class action" lawsuit must be limited to and is only about the "least common denominator" elements shared by every so-called "non-custodial" parent everywhere, i.e., every single NCP custody case is strictly void for each of five (5) different "structural" violations of basic foundational due process regarding fundamental parental rights, which same set of legal arguments you may freely review in the Class Legal Arguments section next below.

Eligibility Criteria

In short, you can join if you are the NCP of a Texas case still ongoing or within the past two (2) years, and you have no formal CPS "substantiated" abuse/neglect.  You can either have 50/50 parenting time, or any lesser parenting time share, including even 0% nothing, and you can either be ordered to pay child support or not.

EVERY so-called "non-custodial" parent is unconstitutionally denied their equal share of what is known as the "legal custody rights" over a child, i.e., decision-making rights.  But without having an equal say in choosing the residence of your child/ren (perhaps also the choice of school, or even what religious faith if any of your child/ren), then you clearly do NOT have equal "joint" legal custody at all, even if they said you did.  ALL "non-custodial" parents meet this universal Prong #1 criteria.

Prong #2 is whether the "non-custodial" parent has less than 50/50 parenting time (0% nothing up to 49% major time share), or has full 50/50 parenting time.  Prong #3 is whether the "non-custodial" parent has been ordered to pay some amount of child support, or not.  With Prong 1 satisfied, and per the true/false factors of Prongs 2 and 3, each given "non-custodial" parent therefore has varying "legal standing" in this case, and so we provide three (3) different Subclasses of the single general Class.

While ALL such Texas NCP cases will be declared void (even old cases), in order to fully complete that "legal standing" for the causes of action we are using, only those Texas-victim NCPs with current cases, or cases last active within a 2-year statute of limitations (Sec. 1983), are therefore fully eligible to be part of the listed Class in this class action lawsuit.  EVERY Texas-victimized NCP wins, regardless of how ancient their Texas family court case might be, but only those with current/recent cases can "thread the needle" and so actually litigate the good fight inside the federal court case, because of those legal standing factors and statutes of limitations factors.

Note: Any and all allegations of any alleged abuse/neglect raised within just the regular family court case itself, or even if the family court ordered supervised visitation, or even ordered no contact, is all totally and legally irrelevant to eligibility for this class action lawsuit, since none of that is even constitutionally valid in the first place, and you can learn and understand why that is so, by reviewing those same legal arguments linked in the Class Legal Arguments section next below.

If you are not eligible for the lawsuit, you can still join the TexasPRA as a Supporting Member, and still participate as a leader, supporter and/or otherwise.

Aftermath

Upon victory in the federal court, every such NCP family court case across Texas will be declared as totally and wholly void in its entirety for lack of due process, i.e., each such case vacated in its entirety.  It doesn't matter who supposedly "won" or "lost" anything within your family court case, because the entire case itself is just plain void in all respects, and so your rightful and fully equal 50/50 share of your fundamental parental rights are declared by the federal court as restored in all respects, ordering the State of Texas to begin processing (fix) every such NCP case.  Besides restorals to actual 50/50 parenting time in all cases where there is no legal unfitness of either parent, and replevin ("refund") of all child support monies as unconstitutionally taken without due process, the class action also seeks to compel Texas to provide prompt funding to actually enforce both Penal Code 25.03 ("Interference with Child Custody") and Perjury within domestic relations cases (Penal Code 37.02/37.03).

Benefits of Lead Class Members

As another self-registered NCP victim of the Texas family courts who joins *before* the new class action case gets filed on July 3rd (register by 11:59pm CDT on July 1st), you will be another co-plaintiff Member of the Lead Class who "brings the action" and hence also legally entitled to certain additional, special legal relief that will neither be available to, or shared with, anybody who registers to join the general Class *after* the new court case has already begun.

Even more important, all Lead Class co-plaintiff NCPs get *their* complete legal relief *first* ahead of all other later-registered Class Members and all other "similarly situated" victim parents statewide and beyond.  Once so ordered by the federal court, it will still take a long time to individually process well over one million NCP family court cases across Texas (at least 1.1M+ per Ken Paxton), because fixing any/all of the variously different remaining issues within each given unique family court case situation will certainly not be a cookie-cutter process.

With only 764 legally appropriate courts existing within Texas to handle using prepared template-formula standard "fix" forms and short (5-15 minute) hearings to individually process each such next case in line, for that given relief package as to that given family situation, we estimate the entire corrections process statewide may take some 18-24 months, probably in phased tiers by the general type of given current family situation, e.g., young or older children, another State involved or not, the parents live in the same school district or not, and so forth. But all Lead Class Members, who *are* at the very front of that very long line, will get their own full legal relief processed first.

Preliminary Injunction

Within the initial 90 days of the new case, we fully expect to win a Preliminary Injunction, providing said declaratory relief for at least each and every Lead Class Member registered, if not also commanding Texas: (1) to immediately release any parent who is incarcerated solely over child support issues, whether the same be civil or criminal in nature; and (2) to immediately vacate all child support related suspensions and/or revocations of drivers licenses and professional licenses, and to likewise promptly reinstate all of the same licenses now, and to further auto-renew them for the next full applicable licensing time period, all without charging any cost to any such licensee victim.


Class Legal Arguments

If you want the two-page version, see this PDF for only a SUMMARY of the main class action arguments, which are also the exact same reasons why every such Parent-v-Parent custody case across America is likewise absolutely void ab initio (the entire court case is deemed completely void in all respects "from the very beginning").

If you want the expanded details, see this PDF for the SHOCKING exposure, by going through the interrelated details of each Argument in turn, of just exactly how blatantly unconstitutional that the entire family court system really is... pure unadulterated evil, one might say.  Be prepared for a rude awakening of enlightment.


JOIN US FOR VICTORY!

JOIN Class Action HERE

JOIN NOW by self-registering yourself and your TEXAS child custody case info (just the basics: which County, type/name of court, and your case number).  Again: Only those TX victim parents who register before the class action is filed in the federal court will be co-plaintiffs of the "Lead Class" entitled to the earliest federal court relief (upon initial victory), while all the other many victims of Texas family courts will have to wait their turns - in tiered phases spanning 18-24 months, as described above.


Leadership / Member Rights / Store / More

The Board of Directors invite YOU to become either one of three Division leaders over your own respective Division cluster of TX counties, or another County leader on the local team for your own county.  See the Member Handbook for descriptions of Leadership roles (powers and duties), the TexasPRA organizational structure, Member rights and privileges, and more.  Leaders can be either regular Class Members, or "Supporting Members" which includes second spouses/similar of the eligible victim parent Member, immediate family members of the victim parent Member, and known exceptional advocates (this latter group by special invitation only).

New: TexasPRA now has its own online demand-print Store.  Get your gear to show up in solidarity at any TexasPRA event and/or other important event!

PLAN AHEAD NOW to attend The Big Event in downtown Austin on July 3rd when the landmark class action lawsuit gets filed!  Join many of your fellow State, District, Division and County leaders for an historic meeting and photo ops session to be published on the website and in future promotions!

On a side note, if you could use a good "Cliff's Notes" primer to learn all about the Legal 101 basics of Family Law yourself, then you may want your very own free copy of this detailed Lesson to study and keep for reference.


TAKE ACTION NOW!

TAKE ACTION NOW!

We ask that you PLEASE DO SUPPORT OUR MISSION by (1) widely sharing the news, (2) requesting to join into the TexasPRA Leadership after registering as an eligible Member, (3) plan ahead now to attend The Big Event in Austin on July 3rd, and/or (4) securely donating via our GiveSendGo campaign to help defray the many expenses involved in successfully accomplishing this most important and truly historic mission.

Thank you very much for any and all acts of support to finally get the job done, once and for all!

Executive Director Rustin Wright -- President Kaitlan Ross -- Chief Legal Reform Officer Arnold Yan -- Public Relations Director Tori Hernandez -- Executive Secretary-Treasurer Torm Howse -- Northern District Vice-President Dr. Brooks McKenzie -- Northern District Secretary-Treasurer Marcela Soto -- Eastern District Vice-President Cody Taylor -- Eastern District Secretary-Treasurer Betty Rutherford -- Southern District Vice-President Alan Eoff -- Southern District Secretary-Treasurer George Saldana -- Western District Vice-President Stuart McMullen -- Western District Secretary-Treasurer Jessica Meeks

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