Ron B. Palmer
Author, Systems Architect & Constitutional Researcher
Author of "Not in the Best Interest of the Child" and "Oath Breakers". Systems optimization expert applying rigorous formal logic and the State Action Doctrine to family law.
Ron B. Palmer is a constitutional researcher, systems optimization analyst, and co-founder of Fix Family Courts. Prior to his work in family law reform, Ron spent decades optimizing high-stakes corporate workflows and information architectures.
When thrust into the family court system, Ron approached the statutes not as an attorney steeped in status-quo trade school assumptions, but as an engineer analyzing a broken system for constitutional defects. What he discovered was astounding: state family codes routinely violate the United States Constitution, delegating arbitrary police power to judges without meeting the strict scrutiny threshold mandated by Supreme Court precedent.
Published Scholarship
Ron is the primary author of Not in the Best Interest of the Child, widely considered the seminal text on the constitutional rights of fit parents in custody battles, and Oath Breakers: The Judicial War on Parental Rights, which deconstructs the State Action Doctrine under 42 U.S.C. § 1983.
Ron consults directly with parents and attorneys nationwide, providing strategic insights on appellate preservation, evidentiary objections, and jurisdictional disqualification.