For years mostly fathers and some mothers and grandparents have been alienated from their biological children and grand children by vindictive ex spouses. It is time that our government acknowledges this and we need law reform to eradicate this evil immediately. Fathers are dying out there by committing suicide because of this alienation. Change starts with us. Lets unite and reform the law.
The government continues to ignore the parents and grandparents being systemically erased from their children's lives. These vindictive ex-spouses are destroying families while the authorities look the other way. We refuse to stay silent until the law finally treats this trauma with the severity it deserves.
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Jeanette Gouws
7 years ago
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A reformed system is critical to childrens mental health. Laws must be applied without prejudice and bias. Magistrates and judges must be educated on parental alienation and the tactics employed in its execution. Courts MUST consider ALL the costs of the non custodial parent to ensure that the child sees both parents and should either share those costs between both parents or consider them as part of child support payments. Lawyers that advise methods that result in high conflict must be charged with contravening the Children's Act.
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Gary Rohm
7 years ago
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I am working against two generations of parental alienation as my ex-wife is a product thereof and practitioner in the present.
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Ian Osborne
7 years ago
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1633 Days no access to our children, my boys being emotionally abused by ex and her family with the aid of lawyers and the courts. Time to protect our children like the law is supposed to!!
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Ruth Katz
7 years ago
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I run a private social work practice, Ruth Katz Consulting Social Worker, and am constantly approached by dads whose ex-spouses have left them out of their kids lives for no apparent reason.
This is why I would like to see the law changed - a popular public perception is that dads abandon and don't support their kids.
I've seen the opposite happening enough times to realise there are some very dedicated dads out there who want to do the right thing by their kids!
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Derek
7 years ago
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I am a father of a 6yr old girl, which the mother believes she is above the law and also does as she want, including using my daughter against me. Our justice system is failing as nothing gets done. But as a father, I step wrong..I get the full wrath of the law on me.
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Angus Begg
7 years ago
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As a victim of the state’s ineptitude (via the Family Advocate ) and the greed of private lawyer’s and psychologists associated with the ‘divorce industry’, my children’s mother facilitated their alienation.
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Anonymous
11 months ago
Parental alienation is child abuse
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Joshio
5 years ago
I will support this movement a thousand times over.
For years mostly fathers and some mothers and grandparents have been alienated from their biological children and grand children by vindictive ex spouses. It is time that our government acknowledges this and we need law reform to eradicate this evil immediately. Fathers are dying out there by committing suicide because of this alienation. Change starts with us. Lets unite and reform the law.
The government continues to ignore the parents and grandparents being systemically erased from their children's lives. These vindictive ex-spouses are destroying families while the authorities look the other way. We refuse to stay silent until the law finally treats this trauma with the severity it deserves.
29 Comments
J
Jeanette Gouws
7 years ago
Featured
A reformed system is critical to childrens mental health. Laws must be applied without prejudice and bias. Magistrates and judges must be educated on parental alienation and the tactics employed in its execution. Courts MUST consider ALL the costs of the non custodial parent to ensure that the child sees both parents and should either share those costs between both parents or consider them as part of child support payments. Lawyers that advise methods that result in high conflict must be charged with contravening the Children's Act.
G
Gary Rohm
7 years ago
Featured
I am working against two generations of parental alienation as my ex-wife is a product thereof and practitioner in the present.
I
Ian Osborne
7 years ago
Featured
1633 Days no access to our children, my boys being emotionally abused by ex and her family with the aid of lawyers and the courts. Time to protect our children like the law is supposed to!!
R
Ruth Katz
7 years ago
Featured
I run a private social work practice, Ruth Katz Consulting Social Worker, and am constantly approached by dads whose ex-spouses have left them out of their kids lives for no apparent reason.
This is why I would like to see the law changed - a popular public perception is that dads abandon and don't support their kids.
I've seen the opposite happening enough times to realise there are some very dedicated dads out there who want to do the right thing by their kids!
D
Derek
7 years ago
Featured
I am a father of a 6yr old girl, which the mother believes she is above the law and also does as she want, including using my daughter against me. Our justice system is failing as nothing gets done. But as a father, I step wrong..I get the full wrath of the law on me.
A
Angus Begg
7 years ago
Featured
As a victim of the state’s ineptitude (via the Family Advocate ) and the greed of private lawyer’s and psychologists associated with the ‘divorce industry’, my children’s mother facilitated their alienation.
A
Anonymous
11 months ago
Parental alienation is child abuse
J
Joshio
5 years ago
I will support this movement a thousand times over.
A reformed system is critical to childrens mental health. Laws must be applied without prejudice and bias. Magistrates and judges must be educated on parental alienation and the tactics employed in its execution. Courts MUST consider ALL the costs of the non custodial parent to ensure that the child sees both parents and should either share those costs between both parents or consider them as part of child support payments. Lawyers that advise methods that result in high conflict must be charged with contravening the Children's Act.