Stand with Meg, Kansas City, MO (2026)

06/04/2026

Officials say four people in Ohio ran an alleged $30 MILLION fraud ring off children’s mental health services — billed to Medicaid, never given to a single child.

Fake diagnoses. Kids’ Medicaid numbers harvested at summer camps and church groups. A Maserati, a Bentley, and a McLaren seized — allegedly bought with money meant to help children.

This is what we built our survey to capture.

Every protective parent who fills it out adds one more data point to the public record: billed for services you never received, a diagnosis no one actually assessed, a system that profited off your child instead of protecting them.

One family is a story. 4,675 families nationwide — and now global — is a pattern. Not an isolated incident.

If this happened to your family, you are the evidence.

📋 Take the survey → standwithmeg.com

Mothers and fathers — everyone fighting for their kids — your story belongs on the record. Share this so the next family finds it. Donations (PayPal · Venmo · card) keep the survey and registry online → standwithmeg.com

FAMILY-REPORTED SUBMISSIONS

06/04/2026

Attention local businesses: this is your villain origin story if you keep scrolling. 😈

Here's the deal — Stand With Meg runs a FREE, public family court report for every state. ONE local business gets to sponsor each state. One. Singular. 👀

Which means… your competitor down the street is also reading this right now. No pressure. 😬

What you GET:
✅ Your logo on your state's report + the downloadable PDF
✅ Seen by thousands of families who actually read it (groundbreaking, I know)
✅ The flex of "yeah, we sponsor the thing standing up for families"
✅ Locked in — one business, your whole state

What you DON'T get:
❌ A roommate (it's one chair, musical-chairs style 🎶)
❌ Any control over the data — you keep the lights on, we stay independent 💡

See that look on my face? 👆 That's me watching to see which business in YOUR state claims the spot first.

Be the hero. Or let Gary two towns over do it. Totally your call. 🦸

👉 standwithmeg.com/sponsor

Tag a local business that should absolutely not let Gary win. 👇

Family-reported. Not court findings. Still funnier than your last staff meeting.

06/04/2026

⚠️ 🚨 NAMED ON THE PUBLIC RECORD: CUSTODY EVALUATOR SAMER TOUMA — SOUTH CAROLINA 🚨 ⚠️

📋 Samer Touma — Custody Evaluator — Lexington County, South Carolina.

3 South Carolina families have now named Samer Touma on the public record. Different parents. Different cases. The same reported pattern: an evaluator who looked past what was put in front of him.

In one parent's words:

"Either that or he was turning a blind eye to obvious facts and evidence that was presented."
— Anonymous Parent · SC

A custody evaluation is supposed to be the part of the case where the facts finally get weighed. When parents report that the facts and the evidence were ignored, that's not a paperwork problem — that's a child's life being decided on a record that left out the truth.

This is not one bitter parent. Here is what South Carolina families are living through:

📋 95 South Carolina families in the registry
💸 $144,250 median family burden
⚖️ 54.7% of parents forced to represent themselves (pro se)
⏳ 18 months median time lost with their children

And it isn't just South Carolina. 4,683 families nationwide — and now global — have submitted to the registry. Not an isolated incident. A pattern.

If you've faced Samer Touma in South Carolina family court, your story belongs on the public record. You are not the only one. Add your name to the families who already have.

Submit and read the record → standwithmeg.com

— Meg

⚠️ FAMILY-REPORTED SUBMISSIONS · NOT COURT FINDINGS. These are first-hand accounts submitted by families, not findings of any court.

💛 Stand With Meg runs on the people it fights for. Share this post, add your story, or chip in at standwithmeg.com — donations go through PayPal, Venmo, or debit/card. Every share puts this record one search closer to the next parent who needs it.

06/04/2026

⚠️ 🚨 INDIANA — 3 FAMILIES NAMED THE SAME CPS AGENCY 🚨 ⚠️

📋 Indiana Department of Child Services — Child Protective Services (CPS) Worker — Marion County, Indiana.

Three families went on the public record about the Indiana Department of Child Services. They had never met each other. They described the same thing.

— "Delayed reunification, acted out of convenience, and made rules up as they went through the case." — Anonymous Parent · IN

— "They believed the party that reported me to DCS." — Anonymous Parent · IN

— "Lindsey from DCS sent Ohio in to do her work." — Anonymous Parent · IN

Here is what the system is doing to families in Indiana:

📋 129 Indiana families in the registry
💰 $55,125 median family burden
⚖️ 48.8% of parents forced to fight pro se — no lawyer
⏳ 18 months median time lost with their kids

4,675 families nationwide — and now global. Not an isolated incident. A pattern.

If the Indiana Department of Child Services was part of your case in Marion County, you are not alone — and you don't have to stay silent. Your story belongs on the public record.

📍 Read the record + add yours → standwithmeg.com

Mothers and fathers — every protective parent who has lived this — we are building the receipts together. Share this so the next family searching "Indiana DCS" finds the truth. Donations (PayPal · Venmo · card) keep the registry online → standwithmeg.com

FAMILY-REPORTED SUBMISSIONS · NOT COURT FINDINGS.

06/04/2026

We are BACK!!!

06/04/2026

I am on it!

06/04/2026

Meet our FIRST state sponsor — Uprise Remodeling — keeping Kansas’s family court report FREE for families. 👏🇺🇸

This is how it works: open the Kansas report and Uprise Remodeling’s ad is right there on the state page — and on the PDF, so their name travels every time a family shares it. One local business, seen by everyone who comes looking for the truth.

👷 Uprise Remodeling — Lenexa, KS
Kitchens · baths · basements · decks · fencing · outdoor remodeling. Serving the Kansas City metro. Permits handled. Hablamos Español. (They even built Meg’s deck!)
🔗 upriseremodeling.com · 📞 (913) 258-5142

Why it matters: families bankrupted by the courts can’t afford to donate. Sponsors carry the cost so the registry stays free — and help fund going state to state and speaking at state capitals.

Sponsor your state:
• ONE business per state — logo on the state page + the PDF.
• Only TWO national spots — for nationwide businesses, seen by thousands.
• Priced by how active your state is (California’s 400+ = higher).

🔹 Business owners: standwithmeg.com → “Become a Sponsor”
🔹 Tag a local business that should sponsor your state 👇
🔹 Survived family court or CPS? Add your story → standwithmeg.com

This isn’t left or right. It’s standing with families.

FAMILY-REPORTED SUBMISSIONS · NOT COURT FINDINGS.

06/04/2026

⚠️ 🚨 A SOUTH CAROLINA THERAPIST IS NOW ON THE PUBLIC RECORD. 🚨 ⚠️

🩺 Christi Zerega — Therapist / Counselor
Charleston County, South Carolina · 3 families on the public record

When a court sends your family to a therapist, that person's reports can shape who keeps the kids. This is what South Carolina parents reported about Christi Zerega:

"Moving goal posts, no clear role, changes story, false reporting to GAL, literally no idea what…"
— Anonymous Parent · SC

"She plays all sides and will tell you exactly what you want to hear."
— Anonymous Parent · SC

"Keep a careful eye on her and take perfect notes."
— Anonymous Parent · SC

Parents describe shifting standards, a role no one could pin down, and reports to the GAL they say didn't match the truth — from someone who, in their words, "tells you exactly what you want to hear." When the court's own therapist plays all sides, families can't trust the process.

📍 95 South Carolina families are in the registry.
📍 4,653 families nationwide — and now global.
📍 Not an isolated incident. A pattern.

Behind those numbers: a median family burden of $147,500, 56.6% of parents forced to represent themselves with no attorney, and a median of 19 months lost with their children.

If you've encountered Christi Zerega in South Carolina's family court system, your experience belongs on the public record.

Submit your story → standwithmeg.com
Help keep this work going → standwithmeg.com
Share this post. Tag a South Carolina parent who needs to see it.

FAMILY-REPORTED SUBMISSIONS · NOT COURT FINDINGS.

06/03/2026

🇺🇸 ALASKA — YOUR STATE REPORT IS OFFICIALLY LIVE. 🇺🇸

Alaska families, this one's for you. The Stand With Meg Family Court Data Report for Alaska is now published, public, and free to download.

Here's what 32 Alaska families put on the record through the Family Rights Registry:

📊 53 children impacted
📊 $180,000 median family burden
📊 27 months — 2.2 years — median parenting time lost
📊 56.2% forced to represent themselves after running out of money
📊 18 of 30 areas across the state represented
📊 1,215 months lost across all families — more than 101 YEARS of parenting time, gone

The most common thread? False accusations — of domestic violence, abuse, or "alienation" — reported by 38% of Alaska families. Anchorage leads the state in reports.

This isn't one bitter parent. It's a pattern — documented, in Alaska families' own words.

📥 Download and share the Alaska report → standwithmeg.com
✍️ Survived Alaska's family court or CPS? Add your story → standwithmeg.com

(Alaska's local sponsor slot is open — one business can keep this report free for every Alaska family. standwithmeg.com → Become a Sponsor.)

This isn't left or right. It's standing with families.

FAMILY-REPORTED SUBMISSIONS · NOT COURT FINDINGS.

06/03/2026

⚠️ 🚨 A KANSAS COURT ACTOR IS NOW ON THE PUBLIC RECORD. 🚨 ⚠️

Jennifer Hagg — Court Actor
Johnson County, Kansas · 3 families on the public record

This is what Kansas parents reported about Jennifer Hagg:

"Didn't seem to care about my case — relied on the GAL's opinion."
— Anonymous Parent · KS

"It has taken my life."
— Anonymous Parent · KS

Parents describe someone who didn't engage with the actual case and instead deferred to the GAL's opinion — and a process that, in one parent's words, "has taken my life." When the people in the system stop looking at the family in front of them, the family pays for it.

📍 205 Kansas families are in the registry.
📍 4,640 families nationwide — and now global.
📍 Not an isolated incident. A pattern.

Behind those numbers: a median family burden of $83,725, 51.7% of parents forced to represent themselves with no attorney, and a median of 17 months lost with their children.

If you've encountered Jennifer Hagg in Kansas's family court system, your experience belongs on the public record.

Submit your story → standwithmeg.com
Help keep this work going → standwithmeg.com
Share this post. Tag a Kansas parent who needs to see it.

FAMILY-REPORTED SUBMISSIONS · NOT COURT FINDINGS.

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