Mark Jaycox
President of the Board
Mark worked in IT Management for 20+ years, and Cable Contracting Management for another ten years. Mark is a Co-Founder of TFRM (since 2013) and became the organization's first VP of Operations. Mark's rude awakening to the System of Family Law came in 2003, after 20+ years of marriage and four sons. Mark is a dedicated advocate for Shared Parenting and the homeless.
Lindsay Eisenberg
Board member
Lindsay worked professionally as a California family law paralegal for years prior to joining the advocacy movement for father's rights. She has 9 brothers, and a husband, all of which have gone through the family court system in one way or another.
She was adopted at birth and raised by wonderful parents, she was the true definition of "daddy's girl". It wasn't until 2024 and through help of DNA technology that she found out who her biological father is, he had no clue she existed.
Lindsay has seen firsthand through her professional work in family law and within her personal life that fathers are at a huge disadvantage in the eyes of family courts. She has witnessed how this negatively impacts the fathers, children, and other family members.
She will continue to advocate for father's and their children.
Josh Thomas
Board member
A family man, Josh has worked in the construction field most of his life. He currently volunteers at The Fathers Right Movement and got involved in 2021 when out of nowhere he experienced the horrors of family court. He stumbled upon the page and immediately volunteered and will advocate for children to have rights to both parents for life.
Glenn Shepherd
Board member
Glenn is an IT professional with over 25 years of experience and has been a volunteer for TFRM since 2017. Estranged from his child since 2015, he is passionate about contributing to more positive outcomes in shared parenting.
Thomas Fidler
Founder and Honorary BoD
Thomas is the father of two and has been an inspiration to others, both within and outside The Fathers' Rights Movement since its founding in 2013. He remains and honorary member of our Board of Directors.
