The resolution urges the Louisiana Supreme Court to conduct a study on the family court system in East Baton Rouge Parish. It highlights the court's jurisdiction over various family-related legal matters, including divorce, custody, and support issues, and emphasizes the need for consistency in rulings and equitable treatment of all parties involved. The resolution points out the increasing demands on the family court due to rising dysfunction within families and calls for a comprehensive approach to improve the court's operations.

Additionally, the resolution identifies key elements that should be considered in the study, such as the establishment of legal principles for judgments, a unified case management system, and effective leadership within the court. It notes the current lack of procedures regarding child welfare topics and advocates for a more organized and fair family court system. The resolution concludes by requesting that the Louisiana Supreme Court provide recommendations for enhancing the family court's functionality and fairness.