My dear sisters of Still The Momma,
The Role of Attorneys: A Barrier or a Bridge?
Today, let’s explore a pressing topic that strikes at the heart of many of our struggles: the role of attorneys and the legal system in perpetuating parental alienation. This insidious phenomenon often begins with parental abuse and continues through attorney abuse, judicial abuse, and the exploitation by so-called professionals who prioritize profit over justice.
Let’s talk about attorneys. Not just the attorneys of the alienating parents, but also those representing the targeted parents. Both sets of attorneys should work together for the children’s best interests, striving to resolve the issue swiftly so that the children can enjoy the love and presence of both parents. However, in high-conflict cases involving children, many attorneys prioritize their own interests over the well-being of the children. They prolong proceedings, knowing that every delay means more money in their pockets, while our children suffer in the hands of abusers.
Money that should be our children’s inheritance!
It’s a heartbreaking reality that parental alienation cases often drag on for years, if they even get resolved at all. Our children’s voices are often drowned out by the manipulation tactics of the alienating parent, leaving them unaware of the abuse they’re experiencing or too afraid to speak up for fear of losing another parent.
Shedding Light on Systemic Failures
We must also shine a spotlight on the systemic failures that allow this injustice to persist. Judicial negligence and the exploitation by supposed professionals only serve to further perpetuate the cycle of abuse and alienation. Our legal system should be a beacon of hope, a defender of the vulnerable, but all too often, it becomes a battleground where our children’s futures are sacrificed for the sake of profit and convenience.
Diving Deeper: Discovering the Truth
To truly advocate for change, we must dive deeper into discovering the truth behind parental alienation. This involves uncovering the manipulation tactics used by alienating parents, understanding the psychological impact on both the children and the targeted parents, and challenging the harmful narratives perpetuated by the abusers.
Empowering Ourselves: Education and Advocacy
Additionally, we must educate ourselves about parental alienation and the legal system, empowering ourselves with knowledge to navigate these complex issues and advocate effectively for our children’s rights.
Advocating for Change: What Can We Do?
Advocating for change in the area of parental alienation involves raising awareness about the issue, sharing personal stories, organizing events, creating educational materials, engaging with policymakers, supporting existing organizations and initiatives, and collaborating with like-minded individuals and groups. By taking these steps, we can build momentum for policy reforms and initiatives aimed at protecting the rights of children and ensuring they have access to both parents. Together, we can make a difference and advocate for a future where no child has to suffer from the devastating effects of parental alienation.
A Call to Action: Speaking Out and Holding Accountable
It’s crucial that we raise awareness about these issues and demand accountability from those in positions of power. We cannot afford to remain silent while our children suffer at the hands of a broken system. We must speak out, advocate for change, and hold those responsible to account.
Toward a Brighter Future: Advocating for Our Children
Ultimately, our goal is to create a world where no child has to endure the pain of parental alienation. It’s a lofty goal, but one that is worth fighting for with every ounce of our strength and determination. Together, we can be a powerful force for change, standing up for our children and ensuring that their voices are heard and their rights are protected.
Reputable Organizations and Resources for Support and Information:
- National Parents Organization (NPO)
- Parental Alienation Awareness Organization (PAAO)
- Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)
- Parental Alienation Study Group (PASG)
- Online Support Communities
Disclaimer: While not every attorney fits this mold, it’s crucial to shed light on the ones who do perpetuate this cycle of abuse.