hi, I’m teri stoddard. like many other volunteers in the family rights movement I never once expected to become an activist. the truth is, it’s just too hard to walk away. the pain and suffering these families have to endure is a disgrace to the American people.

family conflict is troublesome. unfortunately parents in distress sometimes lose track of what’s important: the kids. not knowing who to turn to, they become victims of “the system.” government child support, domestic violence and child protection departments and agencies recruit, control, and often destroy the very families they were created to help.

in divorce and cps cases parents and children are routinely removed from each other’s lives without cause due to the lack of due process in family courts. on top of that, gender bias against fathers is rampant in domestic violence laws and programs as well as the family court system.

I’m a sun and nature loving, 50 something, laid back, forward thinking, san francisco bay area native, single mom of 4 and yia yia to 1.5.

I once rolled doubles seven (7) times in-a-row, on purpose.

Was warned (heard my own voice in my head) to “back off!” as I considered moving into the fast lane, and passing the car I was following. It was pouring rain and a moment later a car coming the opposite direction lost control. It came across the freeway and spun exactly where my car would have been. My family was saved that day.

My interests include animal and infant whispering, adult humor, baking, bbq, billiards, birds, bowling, burlesque, california, cats, comedy, container gardening, cooking, dating, dogs, equal parenting, family rights advocacy, friendship, reality TV, virtual assistance, wildlife watching, and writing.