Chair Robbins — Family Court Fraud, Government Misconduct, and Why Minnesota Families Need to Speak Up
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Today at the Minnesota State Capitol, I met with Chair Rep. Kristin Robbins of the Minnesota House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Policy Committee and provided her with a detailed document outlining how the exact same patterns currently being exposed in Minnesota’s financial fraud investigations are also occurring within our family court system.
Patterns such as:
Misrepresentation of facts
Suppression of evidence
Retaliation against those who speak out
Lack of accountability
Protection of institutional actors over the truth
The acts are the same.
The only difference is that instead of taxpayer money being stolen, families and children are the ones paying the price.
After meeting with Chair Robbins, I sent the below attached email and oversight request to GOP members of the committee:
Vice Chair Rep. Patti Anderson
Rep. Pam Altendorf
Rep. Jim Nash
Rep. Isaac Schultz
I also copied Chair Kristin Robbins.
In that email, I made something very clear:
Minnesota families are experiencing the same type of misconduct within the judicial branch that this committee is currently exposing within executive agencies.
The judiciary is failing to follow constitutional protections and mandatory state statutes intended to protect families and children, while the executive and legislative branches continue shielding or refusing to meaningfully confront those issues.
That is why I am speaking directly to legislators who have shown a willingness to investigate fraud and government misconduct.
Because what is happening in family court is not isolated.
And it is not just happening to me.
I am actively working with mothers and fathers across Minnesota who are reporting the same patterns:
Evidence being ignored or suppressed
Parenting time being withheld without proper findings
Retaliation for speaking publicly
Endless litigation while children suffer
Courts prioritizing process over truth
At the same time, multiple family court reform bills continue to die in committee year after year without meaningful hearings or movement. The demand for reform is clearly there.
The roadblock is political.
The attached document also outlines how my active federal cases have now exposed these same issues at the highest levels of state litigation, including actions by the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office that are currently under review at the federal appellate level.
A parent should never have to fight their own state government in federal court just to protect their constitutional rights and their children.
Yet here we are.
This issue is not about one family.
This is about whether Minnesota is willing to confront the reality that the same misconduct being exposed in financial fraud investigations can also exist within systems affecting families and children.
Attached Documents
For those who would like to review the information directly, both documents referenced above are attached below:
Family Court Misconduct & Fraud Oversight – Request for Leadership and Action (Email)
Minnesota Family Court Oversight & Systemic Misconduct (Letter)
Please take the time to read them for yourselves and share them with others.
Call to Action
I am asking every parent, grandparent, family member, advocate, and concerned Minnesotan to contact these legislators directly.
Tell them:
Family court misconduct deserves the same scrutiny as financial fraud
Constitutional protections matter
State statutes matter
Families and children matter
Minnesota families deserve transparency and accountability
Email them directly:
Please respectfully ask them to investigate these issues further. Please encourage them to continue leading on accountability and oversight. Please thank them for being willing to listen when so many families feel unheard.
These legislators have the ability to help bring meaningful attention to what families across Minnesota are experiencing. They need to hear directly from the public that this issue matters and that families are asking for their help. It only takes a minute to send an email, but your voice could help bring attention to an issue affecting countless children and families across our state.
Because tomorrow may be too late.
🔁 Join the Fight for Reform
I have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit challenging systemic misconduct by judges, attorneys, and state agencies that has stripped parents of their rights and traumatized countless children.
With 27 defendants, including the State of Minnesota, this case seeks accountability — and reform.
Join me in taking this mission national.
How You Can Help:
✅ Join the Coalition: Minnesota Family Rights Coalition
✅ Sign the Petition: Reform Minnesota’s Family Court System
✅ Sign the Petition: Urge DOJ to investigate family-court violations
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✅ Visit: www.ryanalvar.com
✅ Follow & Share: Real Dad Initiative
✅ Contact Your Legislators: Demand oversight for Judges, GALs and transparency in family court.
Family-court reform won’t happen unless lawmakers hear directly from the people.
If what you’ve read here troubles you, don’t stop at signing the petition—call and email your state legislators. Tell them that what has happened in this case—and in so many others—proves we need oversight for judges and guardians ad litem, uniform due-process protections, and full transparency in family courts.
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Across the country, I’ve heard from parents who’ve lost everything—many haven’t seen their children in years. When the system designed to protect families becomes the weapon that destroys them, it’s time for change. We must fix this broken family court system. Until that day, I’ll keep fighting—for our children, for truth, and for justice.
"672 days since my children were kidnapped. This isn't over."
Ryan William Alvar
Parent and Plaintiff
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