Help a Father Stand Against Parental Erasure

I’m a father in Colorado fighting to stay in my daughter’s life.

There are no allegations of abuse. No claims of neglect. No evidence of danger.

Yet I am facing the loss of parenting time — not because I failed her, but because I asked questions.

When my daughter suddenly changed how she identified, I wasn’t consulted. The shift was encouraged by a school-appointed therapist and supported by my co-parent without my knowledge. I was cut out of the conversation. And when I voiced concern, I was branded as the problem.

The court-appointed investigator recommended a reduction in my time with her. Not based on harm — but on the fact that I didn’t immediately affirm what I didn’t yet understand.

Now the judge is using a controversial ruling (In re Marriage of Dale) to claim that reducing my parenting time isn’t a “restriction,” just an “improvement in quality.” That decision is now being appealed — and it’s setting a dangerous precedent that could impact every parent in the state.

This is no longer just my fight. It’s about whether a fit, loving parent can lose their child simply for disagreeing with an ideology — and whether the courts can redefine restrictions to sidestep the legal protections we all depend on.

I’m raising funds to continue the legal fight and to protect my family from the consequences of going public with this case.

If you believe that parenting should never be stripped away without clear and convincing evidence of harm, please consider supporting me.

Every dollar helps me hold the line — for my daughter, and for every parent facing the same threat.

Thank you for standing with me.