How Can A Mother Lose Custody Of Her Child?

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  @LiveOnPurposeTV · 5 years ago · pinned

  What If My Child Just Doesn&apos;t Care About Consequences - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu9_EXaVzOo">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu9_EXaVzOo</a>

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  @claudiacoury1558 · 5 years ago

  This works great if you’re NOT dealing with a Narcissist!!! You guys have no idea how hard it is to work with them. They are impossible!!

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  @s1ke6 · 5 years ago

  I’m going through this right now. 100% spot on. Mother constantly accuses me of disgusting things. It’s so sad that good dads (or moms) have to go through stuff like this.

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  @nickywaggs8672 · 4 years ago

  I’m am a father with residential custody. I went to pick up my kids for my parenting time and their mother had moved out of state, 1,250 miles away from me. So, it can be done guys. Document everything and follow the court order to a T. I even went as far as completely quitting drinking. Also, hire an attorney! Focus on your kids. They’re only kids for a short time. Good luck guys!

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  @SaSh_Hub · 6 years ago (edited)

  There are parents who are highly manipulative; I&apos;m dealing with one. All custody evaluators and GAL&apos;s should have extensive trauma and psychological abuse training.

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  @wraith_34hz · 1 year ago

  This video gives me peace of mind. My wife is trying to win and exaggerating things just to look superior. I just want 50 50. I believe my son deserves to be with his mother equally as me.

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  @brb72 · 5 years ago

  I have a friend and her ex-husband who honestly handled custody of their daughter better than anyone! These two despised each other, their divorce was a nightmare. Then came custody, they turned into very different people. Dad stayed in the home, Mom moved two blocks away. Their daughter was 14 at the time of the divorce, at the time it was safe for the child to walk between the two homes. Basically the child lived with Mom, but could go to Dad&apos;s anytime and often stayed overnight at Dad&apos;s during the week or weekends. Both parents were able to constructively talk to each other when it came to their daughter. When it came to money again no issues, Dad offered to pay support but Mom was able to take care of her own bills. In the end both patents just equally bought things as needed, paid fees or whatever again somehow both parents were able to communicate. I believe they both understood they were equally responsible for paying their daughter&apos;s bills. If my friend had unexpected bills, her ex had no problem paying for things that my friend usually paid. <br>Weirdest thing that they could make parenting work but not their relationship.

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  @osmanvincent1975 · 5 years ago

  I know several instances where older children, usually around twelve, decide to go live with the other parent, usually dad.

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  @hopesanderlin · 5 years ago

  We give God all the glory. &nbsp;I have gone to court on two other different cases without a lawyer and won. &nbsp;There are times when a lawyer is needed, so let the Holy Spirit lead you. &nbsp;Prayer and fasting always work for directions. &nbsp;You never, never assume anything. &nbsp;Always seek the Lord&apos;s face before you do anything legally. &nbsp;Chaplain Hope

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  @themetatruthengineer1442 · 3 years ago

  My in-laws are acting so much like that mother, who is completely obsessed with what I do. My inlaws reach out to family members of mine that don&apos;t like me, and they have made 10+ CPS complaints, etc and have made many threats to take my child away. This anxiety inducing behavior is very bad. They are so focused on ruining my life and relationship with my child that it has cost me so much money and time away from my child. I have struggled with work and keeping up with my life. In addition, the damage they have done to my family is irreparable. They were granted visitation even though they are the step great-grandparents, but they are given many decision making rights over my child. My child is being used as a pawn, and then this is corrupting our lives. I am appealing this order, but I am considering suing my inlaws for all of this emotional and mental anguish.

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  @matthewc5019 · 2 years ago

  Malicious parent syndrome is a very real thing.

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  @vannettamsnatural · 4 years ago

  Everything you’ve said is happening to me and I’m the mom. His focus is me and not the child. But they gave him physical custody of my kid

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