Never Throw Stones

Never Throw Stones

In the world of parental alienation, it seems that the perpetrator always tends to make false accusations against the former spouse in order to win.?Unfortunately, in Family Courts, the person who lies first is believed without the benefit of evidence.

When this happens, we all suffer as well as our children.?I wish these courts would work on the same level as criminal courts.?If an accusation is made, provide proof or face legal consequences such as perjury and jail time.?Also, I would like to see these courts allow for a jury trial.?

It’s not fair that the fate of our family is held in the hands of a singular judge who may be biased or does not understand family law and even sweeps aside damning evidence against our aggressor.

As for the alienator, when they craft their false accusations in order to harm us, they need to be held accountable.?Victim parents, extended family members (such as grandparents), and especially our children deserve more than being subjected to this type of abuse.?Legislation must be changed.?Family court judges must be educated, and laws crafted that allows for the prosecution of proven alienators.

After 14 years, I am going to be able to be reunited with my daughter again.?However, many parents will not see this happen for much longer periods of time, if, ever.?Alienators need to be cautious about what they accuse others of.?As the old saying goes, Never Throw Stones if you Live in a Glasshouse.?It might just cost you everything.

David Shubert