5 1/2 months since I've parented our s9. 16 months prior to this it was 50/50. Our d11 has followed 50/50 to a tee for 21 months. (she misses her brother not being at her dad's place)
Parental alienation and manipulation have weighed heavily on our son. Private custody evaluator had disclosure meeting yesterday. 3 months of findings: most of which revealed "gatekeeping" (new buzzword), inappropriate language and conduct from her bf (5 separate incidents).
With all this, the recommendations were 180 degrees from the findings. ??? On May 22 my ex has been informed it is essential that s9 and father be involved in family reunification and she needs to be involved also. Yesterday FR counselling stressed again and to be pursued ASAP
Question: Does anyone have experience/suggestions on seekiing a motion for family reunification counselling? I have lined up a Psychologist skilled in this area (referred by the evaluator), however, my ex will NOT cooperate.
Is seeking a court order for family reunification counselling my best approach? (based on the evaluator's repeated recommendations for it)
Insight encouraged and appreciated.
PS- 5 1/2 months is a LONG time not to see your child, when things were great prior
Parental alienation and manipulation have weighed heavily on our son. Private custody evaluator had disclosure meeting yesterday. 3 months of findings: most of which revealed "gatekeeping" (new buzzword), inappropriate language and conduct from her bf (5 separate incidents).
With all this, the recommendations were 180 degrees from the findings. ??? On May 22 my ex has been informed it is essential that s9 and father be involved in family reunification and she needs to be involved also. Yesterday FR counselling stressed again and to be pursued ASAP
Question: Does anyone have experience/suggestions on seekiing a motion for family reunification counselling? I have lined up a Psychologist skilled in this area (referred by the evaluator), however, my ex will NOT cooperate.
Is seeking a court order for family reunification counselling my best approach? (based on the evaluator's repeated recommendations for it)
Insight encouraged and appreciated.
PS- 5 1/2 months is a LONG time not to see your child, when things were great prior
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