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Florida Families Deserve Fairness

We’re leading the movement for family law reform in Florida.

Florida’s family courts are broken, and children are paying the price. The Family Alliance Movement is a community of parents, advocates, and lawmakers demanding the court system put families first.

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Real Families Are Affected Every Day

Behind every bill passed, we see families who refused to give up on real change. Your stories are the reasons we fight. Share yours today to inspire other parents & change-makers.

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About the Movement

The Family Alliance Movement (FAM) is a 501(c)(4) dedicated to providing a voice for parents who need advocates fighting the judicial system in divorce and custody battles.

Every day, Florida families are torn apart by a system that claims to protect them. 

Parents are silenced.

Children are separated.

And outdated laws fuel the unfair cycle.

Our movement was born from this pain. What started as one family saying “enough is enough” has become a statewide movement for fairness and accountability in every family law case.

Why We're Fighting

We’ve seen the damage. Now we’re demanding change.

Our mission is to protect children by reforming the broken family court system through legislation and advocacy. Unlike other advocacy groups, we’re doing more than just telling stories. We’re actively changing the system that made these stories exist in the first place.

We aim to:

  • Protect children from judicial abuse and systemic delays
  • Preserve the bond between parents and children
  • Pass laws that put children first
  • Demand accountability from lawyers and court-appointed officials
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Our Legislative Wins

Change is possible, and it’s happening now.

50/50 Parenting Law

HB 1301, 2023

Passed with an unprecedented amount of success – 92% Senate vote

  • Established equal time-sharing as the starting point for custody cases
  • Requires courts to make written findings of fact when creating or modifying a time-sharing plan
  • Removed the requirement that a change in a parenting plan be “unanticipated”
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Alimony Reform

SB 1416, 2023

Ending lifetime alimony and restoring fairness in family support

  • Eliminated permanent alimony in Florida
  • Added new alimony durations
  • Codified standards around retirement for modifying/ terminating alimony
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Reform Court-Appointed Psychologists

HB 901, 2025

More accountability for court-appointed professionals who influence custody outcomes

  • Amended Florida Statute § 61.122 to ensure disciplinary actions against court-appointed psychologists have clearer thresholds
  • Requires a petition if either party wants to disqualify a court-appointed psychologist
  • Clarified the fees associated with taking legal actions against court-appointed psychologists
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Family Court Report Card Act (FCRC)

SB 452, 2025

Requires the Office of the State Courts Administrator publicly share an annual family court report card for each family court judge in each judicial circuit

  • Starting July 1, 2027, the Office of the State Courts Administrator will share a public report card for each family court judge and judicial circuit.
  • The report cards will include the following details:
    • Average trial time
    • Percentage of cases resolved through mediation or settlement
    • The number of cases requiring court-appointed psychological evaluations
    • Average cost of court-appointed professionals
    • Rate of post-judgment modifications
    • Compliance rate with statutory timeframes
    • The reversal rate on appeal in family law cases
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