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Meet Ryan Alvar

I’m a dad, small-business owner, and advocate working to end intergenerational abuse. My mission is simple: protect children and reunite families by exposing how untreated trauma and broken policies fuel cycles of violence—often with the help of well-meaning but misled institutions.

I created this site to share evidence, raise awareness, and offer a roadmap for reform so no child is separated from a fit, loving parent because of false allegations, bias, or ignored mental health.

My Story

(and why I’m speaking out)

I have four children—Haven, William, Declan, and Sloane. My two youngest were separated from me after false allegations. On October 23, 2024, a Minnesota court found me a fit parent—yet I’ve been kept from my children for over a year.

I documented everything: audio, police reports, court filings, and staff observations showing the children’s trauma and parental alienation. I spoke up. Instead of protecting my kids, the system censored me and even jailed me for posting a Guardian ad Litem report—the same report the state itself left public in the court docket.

On July 7, 2025, I filed a federal civil rights complaint to hold officials, agencies, and enablers accountable. This fight is bigger than one family. It’s about due process, equal protection, free speech, and getting courts to take mental health seriously—no matter whether the abuse is coming from a mother or a father.

What I’m Fighting For

  • Evidence-first due process in custody and OFP cases

  • Real consequences for proven false allegations

  • Recognition and remedies for parental alienation (from either parent)

  • Mental-health realities front and center in decisions that affect kids

  • Equal rights for legal fathers who sign a Recognition of Parentage (Minn. Stat. § 257.75)

  • Transparency and accountability for GALs, agencies, and policy-driven bias

Ryan Alvar on his birthday with two of his kids.

My Family

© 2025 by Ryan Alvar. All Rights Reserved.

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