Perhaps the most bizarre and perverse aspect of the Schlessinger twins case is denying access of the mother to her children
Most would agree that children need both parents.
It is only in extreme cases where the mother is a danger to them that she should be removed
In this case she initially had custody after the father attempted to fraudulently have his wife committed to a mental hospital, The court bizarrely then reversed this and gave sole custody to the father who used two non-Jewish maids to raise them while he worked
The obvious approach if there had been psychological issues - and two psychological exams indicated there weren't - would be to have a psychologist mediate
In fact all evidence indicates problems with the father - who was never given a psychological exam - despite a history of abusive behavior and anger management issues
This fits the pattern of parent alienation syndrome - where one parent alienates the children from the other parent. Again the preferred approach is psychological mediation - not blocking access to the children
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