Understanding alienation and ways to deal with it.
Long read but worth it to help you understand behaviours and especially if self representing in court. Author unknown. Thanks to Darren for posting this.
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Long read but worth it to help you understand behaviours and especially if self representing in court. Author unknown. Thanks to Darren for posting this.
Found: Missing twins Bronte and Isabella Watter, aged eight before they vanished in 2014.Source:Supplied FOUR years after they vanished, missing twins Isabella and Bronte Watter
Daily Caller: “Revisiting the Fatherhood Crisis” It appears that fatherhood and the crisis of fatherlessness is back in the news (though sad that it required
Children Legislation Amendment (Sharing of Information) Bill 2017 now legislation. http://www.legislation.vic.gov.au/domino/Web_Notes/LDMS/PubPDocs.nsf/ee665e366dcb6cb0ca256da400837f6b/60146AE56B794125CA2581F400036887/$FILE/581377bi1.pdf Subject: URGENT- Children Legislation Amendment (Sharing of Information) Bill -ATTENTION ALL PARENTS
The birthdate of The Boy Crisis is March 13 (aka “the publication date”). But as of this morning, it was already number 1 on Amazon’s
NO ONE wants to talk about it. Society is totally in denial that women aren’t always victims. So why aren’t we talking about abusive mums?
By court reporter Emma Younger ABC News Posted 22 SepSeptember 2017 Sofina Nikat initially told police her daughter Sanaya Sahib had been abducted.(Facebook) A depressed
Good afternoon Just a reminder that the closing date for submissions to the committee on the Child Protection Reform Amendment Bill 2017 is 4:00pm
An article on Stan Korosi’s website at http://dialogueingrowth.com.au/parental-alienation-false-allegations/ has reminded us that some Australian politicians do actually care about the disastrous social policies, family law
June 19, 20175:12pm Abusive mothers are a very real problem and we have to start talking about it to be able to help. Corrine
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