In his most provocative documentary to date filmmaker Janks Morton turns his lens to the crisis in America's
family courts. Utilizing the stories of five men Morton reveals the untold story of how family court processes
yield millions of fatherless children. The massive machine of family courts directly impact the lives of nearly one
third of our nation's citizens, with little oversight and limits on its enormous power. It is a system riddled with
conflicts of interest where the 'best interest of the child' is often an afterthought.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent is the beginning of a necessary national dialogue.