Ok - thanks for the clarification. I did think it a bit odd! (I believe the text was probably from a very old post).
I'm no expert in any of these areas. Obviously many people think that if you just ignore it (PA) it will go away and children eventually grow up and move on. I guess it doesn't just "go away."
If you have the money (big money) and the fortitude then you might want to pursue the matter in court. I would draw your attention to the comment of the judge who noted the number of affidavits which had been submitted, over time, by both parents (in excess of 12 each). That family spent alot of time and money before the matter ended up in front of a judge.
You will have to decide if you can afford this or if there are alternatives. In the case cited the father was awarded sole custody with no access granted to the mother until such time as the court is convinced it is feasible.
You are in an unenviable situation because if you approached your ex with the information you now have, she would possible perceive this as a threat and things could get even worse for you.
My only advice would be for you to seek information and guidance from professionals who work specifically in the area of PA in your Province.
I'm no expert in any of these areas. Obviously many people think that if you just ignore it (PA) it will go away and children eventually grow up and move on. I guess it doesn't just "go away."
If you have the money (big money) and the fortitude then you might want to pursue the matter in court. I would draw your attention to the comment of the judge who noted the number of affidavits which had been submitted, over time, by both parents (in excess of 12 each). That family spent alot of time and money before the matter ended up in front of a judge.
You will have to decide if you can afford this or if there are alternatives. In the case cited the father was awarded sole custody with no access granted to the mother until such time as the court is convinced it is feasible.
You are in an unenviable situation because if you approached your ex with the information you now have, she would possible perceive this as a threat and things could get even worse for you.
My only advice would be for you to seek information and guidance from professionals who work specifically in the area of PA in your Province.
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