It should be broadened to include all parents who are alienated from their children at the hands of their ex-spouse. 95% of the time in such cases it is the father who is denied meaningful visitation.
Parental alienation perhaps. However so many of the battles for custody are of a vindictive father trying to take the children off the mother. Perhaps to control the mother and abuse her more or perhaps not to pay child support to her. However in the case of the Schlesinger twins whilst we have a dysfunctional family and abusive father there is family court corruption through the family friends Thau and rabbonim who are also corrupt and enabling the abusive situation.
In the Western world, without discussing any specific case, the large majority of such cases are where the mother is attempting to withhold visitation or otherwise alienate the children from the father. Oftentimes, the courts are used as a vehicle for this purpose.
Women and mothers of Vienna will you take part?????
ReplyDeleteIt should be broadened to include all parents who are alienated from their children at the hands of their ex-spouse. 95% of the time in such cases it is the father who is denied meaningful visitation.
ReplyDeleteParental alienation perhaps. However so many of the battles for custody are of a vindictive father trying to take the children off the mother. Perhaps to control the mother and abuse her more or perhaps not to pay child support to her. However in the case of the Schlesinger twins whilst we have a dysfunctional family and abusive father there is family court corruption through the family friends Thau and rabbonim who are also corrupt and enabling the abusive situation.
ReplyDeleteIn the Western world, without discussing any specific case, the large majority of such cases are where the mother is attempting to withhold visitation or otherwise alienate the children from the father. Oftentimes, the courts are used as a vehicle for this purpose.
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