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

Today’s episode is a masterclass in grit, grief, and the guts it takes to face down the family court system. We unpack two seismic legal battles: the decades-long civil rights case of Deanna Fogerty and her daughter Presley Hardwick in California, and the ongoing digital-fueled federal litigation of Meg’s story rooted in Missouri and Kansas.

One is a war waged over twenty years for accountability. The other is a real-time campaign for visibility and systemic reform. What connects them? A mother’s unyielding love. What divides them? The legal playbook — and whether our courts still answer to the Constitution.

From hidden GPS trackers to 30-page judicial findings, from state courts to federal dockets, we follow the legal strategies, the outcomes, and the immunity shields that make justice so elusive for families like yours.

Because this isn’t just history — it’s a roadmap for parents who are still in the fire. And we’re here to say: you’re not crazy, you’re not alone, and you can fight back.

Tags: family court, custody battles, constitutional rights, judicial immunity, parental rights, domestic violence, Meg’s story, Fogerty Hardwick case, federal litigation, court corruption, family court reform, Stand With Meg, digital advocacy, survivor justice, child protection, truth teller, legal strategy, trauma-informed advocacy, mothers in court, accountability vs immunity

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On this episode of The Stand With Meg Show, I pull back the curtain on the federal case Meghann R. Miller v. Kansas DCF — and the procedural battle threatening to silence a mother’s fight for justice.

You’ll hear two powerful segments:

• The Deep Dive — A clear, factual unpacking of the arguments I filed in federal court, including allegations of due process violations, retaliation for protected speech, and bureaucratic failures that prolonged my forced separation from my children.
• The Debate — A sharp legal clash over whether my 3-day late filing — caused by trauma and health issues directly tied to the very case I’m fighting — should be forgiven under the doctrine of excusable neglect.

This isn’t just about a missed deadline. It’s about whether the court will weigh strict rules over human rights, or finally hear the truth on its merits.

🎧 Listen now to understand why this case could set a precedent for every parent fighting for their children — especially those forced to do it alone.

I’m breaking down what happened when I missed a federal court deadline by 3 days — and why the stakes are so much bigger than just a date on a calendar.

💥 Hear how I turned trauma into evidence.
💥 Understand the legal battle I’m facing — solo.
💥 And ask yourself: If a state lawyer gets 2 weeks’ grace, why can’t a mother get 3 days?

📲 Listen now on The Stand With Meg Show — because justice shouldn't be denied over a technicality.

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Thank you for listening to The Stand With Meg Show — Defending Parents’ Rights. Protecting Children. Giving a Voice to the Voiceless.
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What happens when the system takes everything — your business, your voice, your rights — and refuses to give you due process? You fight back.

On this episode of The Stand With Meg Show, I sit down with Dr. Teri Ann, a mother, mental health advocate, and now grassroots gubernatorial hopeful from Arizona. After building a behavioral health practice serving thousands, her business was demolished by a broken court system and corrupt agencies that refused to follow the law. She didn’t back down. She filed lawsuits. She filed to run for office. And now she’s fighting for every family who’s been silenced by power and forgotten by government.

This is about more than family court. It’s about every court. It’s about all of us.

🔗 Learn more and sign the petition if you’re in Arizona: www.usaadvocate4all.org

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Thank you for listening to The Stand With Meg Show — Defending Parents’ Rights. Protecting Children. Giving a Voice to the Voiceless.
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If this episode spoke to you, share it — because together, we fight for justice.