KD, 32, of Florida, called in on Fathers Day 21' not having seen his youngest son in six months. After being hit by a van while riding a motorcycle, being knocked out cold in a bar due to his BM pushing a stranger, and finally having that same BM jam a loaded pistol to his lips, The state of Florida is apparently allowing that same BM to steal his son. KD goes on to talk about how calmness has been power for him as he continues his quest to be a father to his son. 

Kody, 25 , a father of 3 from Michigan, tells the story of a man who wanted nothing more than a family of his own that he could love. Kody tells a story of his son being returned to his house with bruises from being beaten by the mothers boyfriend, and how Michigan CPS ( "Child Protective Service" ) did absolutely NOTHING to protect the child. Kody goes on to tell us how his Ex-wife turned on him, and legally kidnapped his two daughters, right in the midst of him trying to keep his son safe. Kody also speaks heavily on what this outdated, broken, money grab of a system, did to his mental health. Will Michigan Child Protective Service (CPS) ever actually protect children and stop chasing Title IV money? We will certainly be looking, asking and listening for answers.

Ben, 45, of San Antonio, is a full time Pro Se Coach. The legal kidnapping of Bens child has sent him running full speed against the system as we know it, teaching people how to correctly represent themselves in family court. With over 200 motions, and 90 judgements, there is no question that what happened to Ben has changed him for the better!  

In a rare conversation with a father who had to fight his battle in the same county as me, we talk to Matt, from Michigan. Matt tells a story that reminds us that fathers getting full custody of their children in a "mother state" does in fact happen. Another father with full custody of his child and his journey to get there.

Aaron, 43, of Pennsylvania, father of four, was forced to call an audible after his Child was taken from him and put in immediate danger. He tells us how the pain of not seeing his children drove him to emotional lows, so low that he felt like he was hitting rock bottom. That was the very moment he decided that he was going to fight his was back up! Aaron is now owner of his own clothing store and a full time father to his second youngest son.