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Post #  Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom  [Original post not found] (Last changed: February 26, 2006)

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Post # 000004a1
Re: Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom
From: Renee Amburn
Remote Name: 4.155.9.186

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I to am on non-custodial mom who was married to an attorney...if you are in this same situation then that tells it all. He has played as low and dirty as I never could of imagined. I am so tired and frustrated and I don't know if anyone can ever help me. I exhausted all of my money and even went bancrupt fighting for custody of my 3 children who are now 6,9 and 13. I currently live in Maryland...it was just so bad I needed to get away. Even though I try my best to see the kids he makes every effort to stop it. I was a stay at home Mom who loved taking care of my childrens every need only to find myself arrested from the house infront of my children for a bogus domestic violence charge. When I got out of jail there was a T.P.O. and a C.P.O. on me which ment no contact what so ever with my children...and no home or contents. I was pretty much out on the street and it has only gone down hill since then. If there is anyone who knows of something I could do...please let me know.  (Last changed: February 26, 2006 )

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Post # 00000675
Re: Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom
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Remote Name: 140.198.26.28

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I found a lot of information at http://www.deltabravo.net/custody/
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Post #  000007f6
Re: Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom
From: C
Remote Name: 24.236.77.176

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Although I was not married to an attorney, the exact same thing was done to me many years ago-12 years. I'm shocked at how similar our stories are. I am only now "dealing" with it. I don't know what state entered the order but if possible, act pro se (w/o an attorney) and file motions to enforce your visitation and for him to be held in contempt. If you are unable to attend court in person, and the court system allows it, you may testify by phone (in Florida, you have to be before a Notary of Public to do so). Best of luck!!! Most importantly, you must take care of yourself. Try to contact the children-through mail, e-mail, school, etc. At least they will know you are putting forth effort.   (Last changed: February 26, 2006)

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Post # 000007f7
Re: Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom
From: C
Remote Name: 24.236.77.176

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Yes. There are many resources on-line and in the libraries about recognizing PAS and advice on how to handle and respond. Be informed.    (Last changed: February 26, 2006)

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Post # 00000490
Re: Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom
From: eajake2
Remote Name: 68.53.50.11

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what about how children are coached by ex to say things that aren't true about the other parent without the children understanding the consequences? is that pas?  (Last changed: February 26, 2006)

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Post # 0000053c
Re: Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom
From: legalez@justice.com
Remote Name: 64.219.197.134

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Yes, that's it.   (Last changed: February 26, 2006)

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Post # 0000053d
Re: Parental Alienation by non-custodial mom
From: legalez@justice.com
Remote Name: 64.219.197.134

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You are absolutely right! But how do you heal from that? How does your father heal from that? What could he have done?   (Last changed: February 26, 2006)

 

 

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