Welcome to The Stand With Meg Show — Defending Parents’ Rights. Protecting Children. Giving a Voice to the Voiceless.

Today’s episode exposes what too many families know too well: that no family is safe from a system built on hearsay and broken incentives.
Our guest, Alma B, is a mother, survivor, and relentless advocate. After Florida’s DCF took her daughters without cause, she endured two years of trauma, silence, and supervised visits — while her young daughters suffered isolation, self-harm, and unspeakable abuse.

Now, Alma is reclaiming her voice and fighting for others through her work on the Family Justice and Accountability Act of 2025.
This episode is not just a testimony. It’s a call to action.

FEATURING:
ALMA B. — Mother of Two. Family Justice Advocate.
Founder, Mugshots to Headshots & the Family Justice and Accountability Act 2025

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Welcome to The Stand With Meg Show — Defending Parents’ Rights. Protecting Children. Giving a Voice to the Voiceless.

In today’s powerful episode, Meg is joined by Ben, founder of Menbuse and creator of the AI-powered custody tool "DocketMind." Together, they expose the silent epidemic of father erasure in family court and the cultural biases that pit mothers and fathers against each other — all while the court cashes in on broken homes.

Ben opens up about the emotional and financial cost of fighting for 50/50 custody, how it reshaped his view of fatherhood, and why he believes the real audience is the kids. But this isn’t just about what Ben survived — it’s about what he’s building. He now coaches moms and dads behind the scenes, helping families stay out of court and resolve custody with wisdom, peace, and strength.

This conversation is different. It’s not about blame — it’s about heart. Meg shares what she sees in Ben’s character and why his mission matters, and Ben reflects on Meg’s courage and how her voice has ignited hope in thousands. It’s a meeting of advocates, a meeting of warriors, and a meeting of hearts.

This is not about taking sides. This is about truth. And about fighting for a system that honors both parents — and protects the child.

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Welcome to The Stand With Meg Show — Defending Parents’ Rights. Protecting Children. Giving a Voice to the Voiceless. In today’s explosive episode, we deep dive into the most radical family court reform proposal ever written: the Family Justice & Accountability Act, authored by Francesca Amato.

What would it mean if judges, CPS workers, and court appointees lost their legal immunity for knowingly violating constitutional rights? What if wrongful child removals could lead to life in prison?

We break down the FJAA's unprecedented provisions — from mandatory minimums for judicial misconduct to abolishing “Parental Alienation Syndrome” in court. You’ll learn why this act could trigger a legal revolution and why some call it a constitutional reckoning decades overdue.

The FJAA is more than a proposal — it’s a movement. Support the push to pass this bill in October 2025.

Authored by Francesca Amato – Learn more at: www.Punished4BeingAParent.com

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In this episode of The Stand With Meg Show — Defending Parents’ Rights. Protecting Children. Giving a Voice to the Voiceless — attorney Christine Miller joins me to expose the truth about family court corruption.

With 15 years as a public defender and criminal lawyer, Christine never faced a single bar complaint. But when she began speaking out about the systemic failures in family courts, she faced retaliation from judges determined to silence her. Now, as the creator of Judge-y.com and co-host of The JudgeMental Podcast, Christine is giving families the tools and truth they need to fight back.

We cover:

• How family courts are destroying families instead of protecting children
• Why judicial accountability and cameras in courtrooms are essential
• Survivor stories from Kentucky to California
• The vision behind the Judgy app — holding judges accountable through transparency

Christine’s message is clear: “You aren’t crazy. The system is.”

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In this gripping episode, Meg from Stand With Meg sits down with Sarah, a mother whose life was shattered after a children’s hospital falsely accused her and her husband of child abuse. What began as a concerned ER visit for their infant’s sudden illness turned into a terrifying ordeal of misdiagnoses, unjustified investigations, and the traumatic removal of their children. Together, Meg and Sarah expose the alarming pattern of wrongful accusations emerging from certain medical institutions, the failures of due process, and the lasting impact on innocent families. This emotional and eye-opening conversation is a call to action for every parent, advocate, and lawmaker.

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What happens when a survivor refuses to stay silent—and runs for office?
FROM SURVIVOR TO STATE REP: Melissa’s Fight Against Systemic Child Trafficking

On this episode of The Stand With Meg Show, we rip the mask off a system that hides behind “protection” while families are torn apart. Melissa Steele—mother, survivor, and candidate for Illinois House, District 109 (2026)—shares how a lifetime of institutional failures pushed her from pain to purpose. From DCFS at the hospital within hours of birth, to years of alienation, turnover, and gag-order culture, Melissa names what so many of us have lived: systemic trafficking under color of law.

This isn’t politics-as-parade. Melissa’s campaign is boots-on-the-ground: recovery work, community care, and real oversight. She’s partnering with Tiger Lily Resources to combat human trafficking and organizing through We the People for Melissa Steele—because true change takes courage and policy.

We talk:

• Surviving childhood exploitation (without naming details while an investigation is active) and reclaiming the narrative
• DCFS/family court churn: 3 judges, 7 caseworkers, 5 supervisors—35 strangers making life-altering decisions
• Parental alienation, supervised visits, and kids being placed in unsafe conditions (yes, even a closet)
• “Color of law,” gag orders, and why accountability—not silence—is the cure
• Why Melissa’s running: term limits, community oversight boards in every county, and policy that protects bonds—not breaks them

If you’re a parent who’s been called crazy, unfit, or “too loud”—you’re not. You’re not alone, and you’re not powerless. The system feeds on silence. We’re getting louder, smarter, and organized.

Support & Connect

• Follow Melissa (FB/TikTok): Let Me See You Peacock (TikTok) and Facebook (search: Melissa Steele)
• Learn about Tiger Lily Resources and partner/sponsor their rescue & aftercare work
• District 109 (IL): Help Melissa collect 560 signatures to get on the 2026 ballot
• Share this episode with one parent, one grandparent, and one lawmaker

Call to Action
Share. Comment. Tag a parent who needs hope. If you’ve got a story, tell it. If you’ve got a platform, use it. If you’ve got a seat—make room.

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When sneaker shop owner Kevork Kiwanian walked into family court, he had no idea he was about to lose everything. No criminal record. No abuse. Just a father fighting for his kids — and facing a system designed to silence him. In this episode, we expose the shocking truth behind missing transcripts, corrupt judges, and the clerk who risked it all to tell the truth. Kevork’s story is proof: when parents speak up, power gets scared.

Defending Parents’ Rights. Protecting Children. Giving a Voice to the Voiceless.

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In this powerful episode of The Stand With Meg Show, we dig deep into the hard truths most people ignore—until it’s too late. I sit down with Richard, a legal mind and fellow advocate, to talk about the brutal realities of family court, CPS, and the massive financial and emotional toll they take on families fighting to protect their children.

not just talking theory—we’re talking lived experience, federal RICO cases, and the legal walls that keep families trapped while those in power profit. Richard breaks down the Younger Abstention Doctrine and Rockefeller Doctrine, exposing why federal courts often refuse to step in—and what that means for your rights as a parent.

This is a wake-up call: even if you think you’re safe, you’re not. The system can target any parent at any moment.

🔥 “It’s not free. It’s not right. It’s not justice. And if you’re in this system, you’re playing a chess game with everything you love on the line.”

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