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This video is intended to help those who are dealing with false allegations made against them in family court as part of the ex spouse or partners strategy to limit or prevent contact with the children.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8trrecXAF0
Great video Bill. Lots of useful hints and tips..
To counter some of the advice in the video, there is a movement towards allegations being of controlling and coercive nature (rather than sexual, physical abuse) which do not require evidence and can be judged on a balance of probability (or to the criminal standard by convincing lay bench or jury) . The same advice from the video applies but a lot more preparation, strategy and a willing to go slower is required.
Thanks for posting it..
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