Welcome to the Texas Parental Rights Association.

The Texas Parental Rights Association (TexasPRA) is an unincorporated nonprofit association formed under Chapter 252 of the Texas Business Organizations Code, with leadership and membership generally organized in mirror fashion akin to the federal court system breakdown of the State of Texas.  The TexasPRA mission is very simple and straightforward: to restore full constitutional compliance by the Texas court system with the fundamental rights of all natural parents to their children.

TexasPRA has general Membership statewide across Texas, but also includes victim parents who live in other States too.  The official organizational chart provides the visual breakdown, while the official Handbook provides further details about that structure, describes each different leadership role, and covers various other aspects.

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The TexasPRA Board of Directors:

Rustin Wright
Executive Director
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Rustin co-founded Americans for Parental Equality, serves on the board of Texans for Judicial Accountability, and leads the Texas Parental Rights Association’s class-action lawsuit.  He was the first in Texas to remove a family court case to federal court under the civil rights removal statute.  He champions equal parenting, child-support reform, and judicial accountability by mobilizing parents, experts, and lawmakers.  His case laid the groundwork for ongoing constitutional challenges.

April Little
President
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April is a dedicated family rights and judicial reform advocate. Using her platform to drive grassroots awareness, she fights tirelessly against government overreach and institutional corruption. Her advocacy centers on protecting parental rights, championing court transparency, and securing fair and equitable outcomes for families caught within the legal and child welfare systems.

Arnold Yan
Chief Legal Reform Officer
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Arnold, a financial security veteran, has safeguarded consumer monies for decades.  Now he challenges the family courts, accusing judges and lawyers of forging orders, reverse-legislating from the bench, and weaponizing court procedures to funnel revenue to colleagues at the expense of family assets.  He seeks transparent and auditable court standards, arguing immunities shield corruption and rig outcomes.  He is committed to reforming what he calls Texas’ money-driven, lawless judicial framework.

Austin Martinez
Public Relations Director
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As a dedicated advocate and community voice, Austin focuses on grassroots mobilization, civil liberties, and raising awareness for critical family causes. Through digital organizing and direct community engagement, he amplifies underrepresented perspectives, challenges institutional barriers, and champions systemic transparency, driving meaningful dialogue and action for real justice.

Torm Howse
Executive Secretary-Treasurer
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Torm has been involved in government, court and related reform efforts for nearly three decades now, after being sued for a fake divorce without any marriage in the 1990s.  As a staunch God-Country-Family patriot, his favorite highlights include meeting conservative mentor Phyllis Schlafly at the Iowa Lincoln Dinner for the parade of GOP presidential hopefuls.  As a fifth-great nephew of Sam Houston, he is actively dedicated to restoring true justice, liberty and freedom for all Texan families.

Jeff Morgan
Northern District Vice-President
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A well known family-law advocate, Jeff has spent over a decade pushing for reform in due process, parental rights, and unilateral no-fault divorce, fueled by personal experience and recognized by the Ruth Institute in 2019. In August 2025, Morgan filed a constitutional challenge in Dallas County against Texas Family Code § 6.001 regarding "insupportability," arguing it violates due process and religious liberty. Through his ThinkBeforeYouFile initiative, he advocates for systemic legal changes.

Jennifer Gonzales
Northern District Secretary-Treasurer
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As the proud mother of two incredible children and a small business owner, Jennifer knows the value of hard work and family bonds. Her journey is guided by her faith and a deep-seated belief in God-given freedoms. Jennifer dedicates her time to advocating for family court justice, fighting for equal shared parenting and the protection of children and their rights under the 14th Amendment.

David Bellow
Eastern District Vice-President
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David is an outspoken advocate for constitutional rights, government accountability, and family law reform in Texas. As a prominent voice for the equal parenting movement, he campaigns fiercely for children's rights to maintain loving relationships with both fit parents. Dedicated to exposing political and institutional corruption, he uses his platforms to champion transparency, protect citizen rights, and reform judicial and family court processes.

Claudia Jacobs
Eastern District Secretary-Treasurer
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Claudia became a victim of what many call the “silver bullet” — devastating allegations used in family court before the truth could be fully heard. After losing three lawyers who never explained her rights, she had to study the law just to understand what had happened to her. She discovered she was not alone. Now she advocates for parents, exposes systemic abuse, and turns shared stories into action, accountability, and reform.

Kevin Frymier
Southern District Vice-President
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Kevin is a dedicated family rights and judicial reform advocate who fights tirelessly against government overreach and institutional corruption. Known for holding public officials accountable and securing judicial grievance sanctions, he utilizes state and federal advocacy and legal action to challenge systemic flaws, protect constitutional and parental rights, and champion transparency and fairness within the family court system.

Courtney Brooks Vann
Southern District Secretary-Treasurer
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Courtney is a Texas-born Christian mother who helped build a multimillion-dollar commercial construction business, but when her decades-long marriage, scarred by infidelity, ended in 2020, the ensuing court corruption led to a bitter legal and political battle involving major assets, business control, and powerful Texas political families. Forced to fight for both her livelihood and her name, she was all but driven out of Texas, now calls Florida home, and carries on the fight for court reform.

Taran Champagne
Western District Vice-President
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Taran has been an ardent advocate and community organizer for years, championing grassroots initiatives, digital civil liberties, and systemic reform. Through strategic online engagement and collaborative campaigning, he elevates vital family issues, challenges institutional corruption, and mobilizes communities to drive lasting and meaningful change.

Tori Lawson
Western District Secretary-Treasurer
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Tori is a devoted advocate for parental rights and family court reform.  A mother of three and stepmom to two, her fight began with her own case and grew into a mission to expose injustice across Texas.  She stands boldly for families failed by judges, lawyers, and CPS, driven by faith and love.  “No weapon formed against you shall prosper.” — Isaiah 54:17

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The Texas Parental Rights Association includes eighty-one (81) Division leaders, as well as many County leaders.  General Membership includes not only eligible Class Members, but also Supporting Members.  Again, see the Handbook for descriptions of each leadership role, and details upon various other aspects of the Association.

PLEASE DO SUPPORT THE MISSION by (1) widely sharing the news, (2) requesting to join into the TexasPRA Leadership after registering as an eligible Member, (3) planning ahead to attend The Big Event in Austin on Bill of Rights Day, 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!