The study aimed to reveal the extent of the adequacy of laws and ethical charters in confronting violations of interactive media in dealing with family issues, as well as the means that regulate interactive media’s handling of family issues in a way that preserves family cohesion and preserves its private life. The study adopted the theory of social responsibility, and relied on a case study approach and on a sample. One of the interactive media sites to determine the extent to which ethical controls are observed in dealing with family issues, and to analyze the content as a tool for collecting data and analyzing legal documents. The study reached many results, including the commitment of some interactive media sites to professional standards, especially with regard to privacy and respect for the human dignity of users, especially partisan newspaper sites. Among the methods that oblige interactive media sites to fulfill their social responsibility towards readers and community institutions: interactive media sites’ consideration of values and ethics. Society, qualifying communicators on interactive media sites professionally and ethically, taking into account accuracy, objectivity, transparency and credibility in dealing with and discussing events related to society’s problems.