Please help us batter down the brick wall of parental alienation… let’s gather the truth in one place

Every day, across the world, there are breakthroughs in the battle against parental alienation … but because they are isolated in family courts, behind closed doors or are left to become echoes in the distant corridors of power, it is difficult to pull them all together in one place.

However, that’s what the Preservation Society would like to do, put all the good and positive happenings in one place where people can go to find hope and comfort … and ways to fight their own cases.

Will you help us?

At the end of this article please – in the comments section – put your thoughts about how the fight is going and drop links to breakthrough stories.

Let’s inspire people across the world to keep the fight going by showing that punching at a brick wall will eventually bring it down.

We came across this story recently

A young boy who believed his father was a ‘monster’ had refused to meet him out of fear.

But after three years of hell, the mother was exposed and ordered to pay her ex-partner 43,000 pounds in compensation.

According to a report from the court in Tel Aviv, the mother was determined to remove her ex from her son’s life by making serious false allegations about sexual abuse.

She fed the child with false information that made him petrified.

In what was described as an important ruling, Judge Erez Shani of the Tel Aviv Family Court said that judges across the world must use all the tools at their disposal, including levying significant fines and reducing visitation time, to prevent parents from falsely reporting violence and sexual abuse with the aim of causing parental alienation.

Parental alienation is considered a form of child abuse, whereby a child becomes estranged from a parent as the result of the psychological manipulation of another parent.

The child’s estrangement may manifest itself as fear, disrespect or hostility toward the parent, and may extend to additional relatives or parties.

The child’s estrangement is disproportionate to any acts or conduct attributable to the alienated parent.

For the past eight years, the father in the Tel Aviv Family Court case has been fighting the mother’s serious false allegations against him, which include portraying him to his son as an alcoholic and a dangerous paedophile.

Finally, after realizing that he had lost the war, because his brainwashed son had been refusing to see him for 3 years and there was no chance of a renewed relationship in the near future, the father filed a lawsuit demanding 300,000 shekel from his ex-wife.

The mother argued that closing the police files did not indicate that her complaints were false.

Judge Erez Shani called the mother’s behaviour outrageous. “When one parent strives to sever the relationship between the minor and the other parent without justification is not only contrary to the minor’s well-being, it is illegal,” he said.

The judge noted that the phenomenon of parents who accuse each other of sexual abuse and violence to cause parental alienation has become commonplace and is dubbed by legal professionals the “paedophile doctrine.”

He called on the courts to use all the tools at their disposal, includes significant fines and reduced visitations for the offending parent, to eliminate this form of child abuse.”

TAGS: #parentalalienation #parents #alienated #children #grandparents #familycourts #politicians #heartbreak #breakthrough

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By Leigh Banks

I am a journalist, writer and broadcaster ... lately I've been concentrating on music, I spent many years as a music critic and a travel writer ... I gave up my last editorship a while ago and started concentrating on my blog. I was also asked to join AirTV International as a co host of a new show called Postcard ...

9 comments

  1. A good guy I’ve known many years is having the ex do the move the kids 200 miles to be near her parents as, “it’s better for the klids” evil manouvre. Should not be her decision to deliver – need a law for this. He is devastated, truly in pieces.

  2. It is easy to say ‘keep fighting’ however in truth the emotional damage this can do is horrendous. My son has been fighting for three years, his ex will let him see them & then she will stop it. He was found some months ago about to jump off a railway bridge. How long do you keep fighting?

    1. This is very sad to hear Patricia … it is horrendous that your son was driven to the edge. I’m glad he made it back though. But the scars remain, i know from my own experience. I fought for over 20 years, went through every emotion there is – and a sea-full of alcohol. But eventually, something happened and the constant hope and action became worth it… wish your son all the best from us here – and tell him, the fight is worth it in the end.

  3. The Australian Family Courts are doing a fabulous job protecting children from as many loving parents as they possibly can.

  4. I’m so happy to see judges who can see this and are willing to stick up for the children’s rights and well being

  5. 14 of 15 years and counting, my ex took my sons out of state , change tje name. Luck to call them on birthdays, and xmas, but ex has it on speaker and controls what they say. Oldest has even asked if i love him, and says you never see me. Last time i tried, i was hit with dvo.
    But tells everyone she always trys to let boys have relationship.
    Here funny part, ex last partner has child to ex that alienates him, and my ex went to court to support him against alienting.

  6. Catherine Kassenoff is a great example of the US family court system. Sarah Moore is walking for awareness. Where is the news coverage?

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