Parental Alienation Child Abuse NO MORE. Automatic (50/50) shared joint custody by default in court..
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Oct 19th, 2015Someone from Millport, NY signed.
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Oct 13th, 2015Someone from Vero Beach, FL writes:
My former daughter in-law completely alienated my sons 17 year old son. He has not visited in 5 years. The mother says he doesn't want to see his dad. She is now doing the same to the 10 year old. She tells my son he must call and make arrangements to see the 10 year old but then she never answers. Also the court order says he is to get his sons every other weekend,REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 12th, 2015Someone from Waterloo, IA signed.
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Oct 11th, 2015Someone from Long Branch, NJ writes:
I am experiencing this right now from my daughter who is 11 and her father. It frightens me to know all the emotional and psychological scars that are happening to my daughter which will affect her mental health for years to come.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 10th, 2015Someone from Fort Lauderdale, FL signed.
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Oct 10th, 2015Someone from Port Costa, CA writes:
Having witnessed this abuse in various branches of my own as well as my extended family members, I support this petition to end Parental Alienation.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 9th, 2015Someone from Shelton, WA signed.
Oct 9th, 2015Someone from Thousand Oaks, CA writes:
Mothers are targeted too. It's devastating to watch the incredible anguish in my son. It's sickening to learn a person you once trusted, loved and respected was capable of such evil selfish behavior as to brainwash a child. I cannot imagine what these alienators are trying to gain. It's completely incomprehensible to me. I know no words that can describe such cruelty and cannot adequately articulate the pain it causes to the targeted parent and the lasting trauma to the child. If you don't know about parental alienation or don't believe it, I beseech to learn more about it. Help fight this abuse. It is real, and help is needed. It could happen to you and your children or someone you love.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 9th, 2015Someone from Riverview, FL signed.
Oct 8th, 2015Someone from Carmel, IN writes:
This is an absolute necessity. By the time alienation manifests itself in children, it's too late for them - the life-long, permanent psychological and emotional harm has been. While there's no way to stop the behavior of an alienating parent, requiring and enforcing uninterrupted 50/50 parenting time provides the only hope for a targeted parent to offset the damage inflicted effects on the children of the alienating parent. If you are law maker, and have or love children, please support this idea by making it the law.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 6th, 2015Someone from Cresson, PA signed.
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Oct 5th, 2015Someone from Saint Paul, MN writes:
As a person who has direct experience in this subject, I believe this law is a step in the right direction. I also believe it flies in the face, so to speak, of the violence against women act. The problem, as I have experienced it, is because of the VAWA, no law which affords equality between parents who no longer live together will ever occur in these United States. But this is a step in the right direction. When we have judges who receive grants from VAWA, we will never have a system in which parental alienation does not exist. The presiding judge in my case received $300,000 in the same year that my case was adjudicated. There is NO WAY a human can receive that much money then be fair and partial. It is impossible.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 4th, 2015Someone from Sacramento, CA writes:
Anyone who has both heard the negative side of Parental Alienation and then lived the after affects of Parental Alienation upon their own children understands the adverse effects are life long. Parental Alienation although not directly named as such is recognized in the DSM-5 as having an adverse affects on the emotional wellbeing of our children. With that said and understood we can now recognize parental alienation as a form of child abuse. We need our government to now step up and protect our children. Parental Alienation is Child Abuse!REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 3rd, 2015Someone from Philadelphia, PA writes:
Experiencing this myself with my 4 children, I filed for divorce after that he and his family tell my children they have to choose where they want to live and it would break their hearts if they chose me, they are told mommy broke up the family ( I divorced him found his profiles on dating sites for gay men, cross dressers and found emails confirming he had sex with men during our marriage his family knows this and I was told we have children and I should have stayed with him I don't think so he was a fraud should have told me and not ask me to marry him and start a family if he wanted men. I haven't told my children why I left their dad they are too young and it would devestate them ) He made me the scapegoat and turned my kids against me they are very standoffish, sounds like they are reading cue cards when We talk and when I see them I have to ask for a hug. I have a wonderful supportive new husband and my family are helping me.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 2nd, 2015Someone from New Iberia, LA writes:
I have been dealing with this for 15 years and it has taken a turn for the worse in the last year. I have to pay child support to a child who has been brainwashed to utterly hate me and bashed me on social media.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 2nd, 2015Someone from Norman, OK writes:
I have been watching my children go through parent alienation for approx. 13yrs and have also struggled myself as the alienated parent/mother. Until recently I was unaware that there was so much info and studies on this situation. I knew that many adults and children have been struggling or struggled with this same situation. I am proud to say that no matter what was said about me or done to me and my children by the custodial parent and family that I never one time made my children feel like it was their fault. I never talked bad about my ex or his actions in front of my children I actually tried saying nice things about my ex when my children would get upset with him. I have always encouraged my children to not judge others and gave them the ability and support to make decisions based on what made their life easier by not having to worry about me getting upset with them when they made decisions that may hurt me but that would please their father so that they didn't have to suffer consequences by angering him. My children has to live with him based on court ruling and I know that my kids make decisions based on causing less problems and stress for them. I have asked myself many times if i have been doing the right thing by loving them so much that I would rather hurt than putting them through yet another court trial for refusal of visitation. I have not seen my kids in 5yrs due to my ex refusing to follow visitation order for yet the second time. I have seemed legal advise many times which only made me feel helpless and discouraged due to attorneys not taking situation as serious I felt it was in regards to the psychological harm it was doing to my children by diminishing Mother- child relationship. Also was told my children would have to talk to the court by telling them their view on situations brought up by both of us. My children had been through enough and had already had to speak with the judge about their feelings the first time their dad withheld them from me. They were drilled on what to say to the judge and then after was questioned by their father on what they said. I promised my children that I would never put them in such situation again unless it was their request. It was very hard and emotional on my kids to be involved in a situation that was between me and their father. Children should NEVER be put it the middle or have to make decisions on what parent is their favorite. I felt like This was mental and emotional abuse caused by the courts and both me and their father by allowing it. On the other hand by allowing their father to disrupt or diminish the bond between me and my children I have missed much of their life events which I can live with but my children still suffer from not having their mother to lean on, talk to, get advise from and to just LOVE. I have realized that I can't make any decision that will keep my children from hurting, confusion, emptiness, and regrets. I tried so hard to protect them and just pray thaREPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelOct 2nd, 2015Someone from Saint Paul, MN writes:
We need a presumption of equality going into divorce. There should be no child support to fight over and no parenting time battles. Once our government figures this out, we will have happy, successful children with lower crime and suicide rates. Unfortunately, politics is driven by money. Divorce is now big business for attorneys and state governments. "Best interest of the child" is only considered after that best interest of divorce attorneys, judges and state budgets. It's all so wrong.REPORT COMMENTS
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