2027 Solutions for Family Court Reform Conference Informatio

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Solutions 2027: Conference for Family Court Reform

October 15–16, 2027 | Orlando, Florida

Protecting Children. Preserving Families. Restoring Trust.

Solutions 2027 brings families, advocates, attorneys, mental health professionals, and community leaders together around a shared goal: a family court system that protects children, respects due process, and treats families fairly. Organized by Scott McKenna and Kia Cassini of Solutions for Family Court Reform, LLC, this conference will provide a place for education, honest discussion, and practical collaboration. Our goal is for participants to leave better informed, more connected, and prepared to contribute to meaningful change.

The conference will explore the consequences of knowingly false allegations, parental alienation and unnecessary family separation, barriers to a fair hearing, and the need for accountability in decisions that affect children and parents. These discussions will also recognize the importance of protecting people experiencing genuine abuse. Meaningful reform requires careful evaluation of evidence, fair procedures, and decisions grounded in children’s safety and well-being. This is a conversation for mothers and fathers alike, with children’s needs at its center.

Our developing program will combine professional expertise with lived experience through presentations, panel discussions, and opportunities to exchange ideas. Dr. Alan Blotcky is confirmed as our keynote speaker. The conference will connect the challenges families describe with practical questions about court procedures, professional practices, and legislative reform. Additional speakers, panel topics, and scheduling details will be announced as arrangements are confirmed.

We are planning for at least 150 in-person attendees and approximately 50 vendor tables. We also plan to livestream the event so people across the country and around the world can participate in the conversation beyond Orlando. Attendance and exhibitor numbers will be updated as registration progresses. We are pursuing approval for nine hours of attorney Continuing Legal Education credit; CLE approval has not yet been granted, and credit details will be published when available.

For attendees, Solutions 2027 will offer opportunities to meet others working toward reform, discover relevant services and resources, and hear perspectives from across the family court community. For businesses, organizations, and professionals, sponsorship offers a way to support these conversations and introduce their work to an audience interested in families, justice, and meaningful change. You do not need an exhibitor table to participate: program-recognition options are available for supporters who want to contribute without attending as vendors.

Your support helps make this conference possible. Whether you contribute as an individual, sponsor through your business, or participate as an exhibitor, we welcome your involvement. Review the options below and use the button at the bottom of this page to support Solutions 2027. For participation questions, contact kia@4reform.com or scott@4reform.com.

Sponsorship and Exhibitor Options: 

Bronze — $100
Your name or business name listed in the conference program.

Silver — $500
Your logo and a short description in the conference program, plus inclusion in a group sponsor thank-you.

Gold — $1,500
All Silver benefits, plus an exhibitor table with two passes, your logo on the shared sponsor banner, and acknowledgment during the conference opening.

Platinum — $3,000
Limited to one Platinum sponsor. Includes all Gold benefits, the largest logo on the main sponsor banner displayed throughout the event, premium placement on the inside front or back cover of the program by agreement, a dedicated thank-you post, and prominent recognition in organizer-controlled online event promotion, including the website, emails, and social graphics where appropriate.

Attorney and law-firm sponsorships are available at the Bronze and Silver levels for recognition in the conference program.

Every contribution helps us bring people together around a shared purpose: protecting children, strengthening due process, and creating meaningful family court reform.