topic Re: Parental alienation. in Relationship and family issues

Parental alienation.

just-a-Dad — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 22:31:15 GMT

I wonder how many thousands of Dads, who falsely been accused of domestic violence, and have a restraining order on them, as a result who are not allowed to comment their problems on a great forum, like this, because they would breach the order imposed on them for something they didn’t even do.

Re: Parental alienation.

blondguy — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 11:58:53 GMT

Hey Just a Dad

Welcome and thankyou for your valued input. You must have read my mind as I am still a dad that was served with a fake restraining order that was served on me prior a family court custody hearing a a while ago.

You are not alone here just-a-dad. I understand your anguish on this matter.

I do hope you can reply (if you wish to) as it will assist many Dads that are experiencing the same.

I have had many years of experience on this matter and it is awful that some females make use of of an intervention order as means to their own goals.

I have had this occur as well (intervention order whilst in the family court} ...Just in my situation the Federal Magistrate criticized my ex partner for issuing me with an intervention order, to be benefit her own cause.

I understand your pain

my kindest always

Paul

Re: Parental alienation.

Guest_10120 — Fri, 07 Mar 2025 11:42:35 GMT

Hi there!
Being falsely accused is deeply undermining, especially when it affects a parent's visitation rights to their children. If you or someone you know is experiencing this series of events, obtaining legal representation and advocacy groups will support the navigation through the system. Everyone deserves an opportunity to tell their side of the story and seek justice.