Three broken families. One broken system.
Richard's world collapses when he discovers his partner's infidelity. Three months later, she marries another man and cuts off access to his daughter. Forced to self-represent in family court, Richard wins visitation but emerges appalled by the system's flaws, sparking a determination to fight for reform.
Morris comes home to an empty house. His wife and daughter are gone, leaving only an abandoned teddy bear. Two weeks later, he is hit with a devastating blow: "She has said something very serious about you." Morris finds himself in a police station, horrified to learn his daughter underwent a sexual assault examination. Despite zero evidence, the weaponised allegations continue. He fights for years to clear his name, winning back his child but losing his trust in the system.
Nick only sees his boys on weekends. He lives in a tent, scraping by while paying the mortgage on a home he fears to enter. When his ex-partner cuts off his access entirely, hopelessness drives him to a suicide attempt. Surviving the ordeal, Nick returns to court to claw his life back. Ultimately, his ex-partner abandons the children, leaving Nick to raise them alone.
