If you want to make a real impact on state and federal legislation, this is where you start.
This monthly membership program gives you insider access, professional training, and ready-to-use tools — everything you need to become a powerful advocate for change.
What You’ll Get Each Month
Live Monthly Town Hall
Join us the 1st Sunday of every month for a live Zoom session where you’ll:
Get updates on active legislation and federal reform efforts
Hear the latest on Mark Ludwig’s advocacy work
Learn proven strategies for engaging lawmakers
Ask your questions (Q&A)
Monthly Seminars on Special Topics
Each month, get deep-dive training on critical issues like:
How to write persuasive testimony
What every advocate must know about Title IV-D
How to contact state and national lawmakers with poise and confidence
Media strategies to win public support
Topics rotate monthly. New speakers and tools every time!
Video Lesson Library
Learn how the legislative process works and how you can lead within it. Includes:
Advocacy 101 for equal shared parenting
Fundamental information for passing legislation and understanding government procedures
Recordings of all past Town Halls and special seminars
Advocacy Resource Center
Access a growing library of ready-to-use materials:
Research summaries comparing sole vs. shared parenting
Curated articles, stats, and expert quotes for testimony and outreach
Shareable graphics for social media and email advocacy
AI Letter-Writing Assistant
Craft compelling, personalized letters to your lawmakers in minutes.
Our exclusive AI-powered tool helps you write clear, persuasive messages that get noticed, even if you’re not a natural writer. Just answer a few questions, and the tool does the rest.
Community
Connect with others who share your passion for equal shared parenting.
In our live group sessions, you’ll find encouragement, idea-sharing, and real-time updates from advocates across the country. You’re not in this fight alone — you’re part of a growing movement.
Ready to get started?
Monthly Seminar Schedule
AUGUST SEMINAR
Title IV-D Explained: The Hidden Incentives Driving Family Court Decisions
What you’ll learn:
Most people have never heard of Title IV-D, yet it plays a powerful role in family court decisions across the country. In this seminar, we’ll break down what Title IV-D actually is, how it incentivizes states to collect child support, and why those incentives often conflict with equal parenting arrangements. If you’ve ever wondered why courts push one parent into the “visitor” role, this session will open your eyes to the financial systems behind those choices and what reform could look like.Date: Sunday, August 10th (12pm PST, 2pm CST, 3pm EST)
SEPTEMBER SEMINAR
Speak Up for Shared Parenting: How to Contact Your State Legislators with Confidence
What you’ll learn:
Calling or emailing your state legislators can feel intimidating, but it’s one of the most effective ways to influence shared parenting laws. This hands-on seminar walks you through exactly how to contact your lawmakers with confidence. You’ll learn what to say, how to say it, and how to make sure your message stands out. Whether you’re writing a letter, leaving a voicemail, or requesting a meeting, this session gives you the tools to be heard and remembered.Date: Sunday, September 14th (12pm PST, 2pm CST, 3pm EST)
OCTOBER SEMINAR
Nailing a Radio Interview on Family Court Issues
What you’ll learn:
You only get a few minutes on the air — make them count. In this seminar, you’ll learn how to prepare for a radio (or podcast) interview about family court reform or shared parenting legislation. We’ll show you how to craft a memorable message, answer tough questions, and keep the focus where it belongs. Whether it’s your first interview or your fiftieth, this training will help you stay calm, stay on message, and inspire listeners to take action.Date: Sunday, October 12th (12pm PST, 2pm CST, 3pm EST)
NOVEMBER SEMINAR
Make Your Voice Heard in D.C.: How to Contact Your Members of Congress
What you’ll learn:
You don’t need to walk the halls of Congress to make a difference, but you do need to know how to reach the right people the right way. In this practical, hands-on seminar, you’ll learn how to contact your U.S. Senators and Representatives about shared parenting and family court reform. We’ll cover how to write an effective message, place a powerful phone call, and even schedule a meeting with congressional staff. If you’re ready to elevate your advocacy from the state level to the national stage, this session is for you.Date: Sunday, November 9th (12pm PST, 2pm CST, 3pm EST)
Why Join?
When you become a member, you’re not just learning — you’re funding real, ongoing advocacy work. Your subscription helps cover the cost of Mark Ludwig’s legislative trips and supports the national push for shared parenting reform.
Meet Mark Ludwig
With more than 30 years of political experience, Mark has personally championed legislative reform in 31 states, contributing to the passage of 10 shared-parenting bills in 9 states.
After experiencing family court system challenges firsthand — including going nearly seven months without seeing his son — Mark dedicated himself to systemic reform. He now travels extensively, meeting with governors, state legislators, U.S. Representatives, and Senators to advocate a 50/50 rebuttable presumption for child custody when both parents are fit, willing, and able.
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