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  • zenna70
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    CAS will do nothing...went through similar experience... ex locked kids in a room and told then horrible things about me. CAS had already been involved from an "annonymous call" on how I was neglecting my kids...of course they do their due diligence and come have a looksy and both kids laughed at the allegations but did tell CAS that their dad hit them several times and also locked them in a room and said some pretty mean and things about me...even told the kids he was not their real dad??? huh???

    Anyhow in the eyes eyes of any normal person one would say that this is a form of mental and emotional abuse and their own websites cleary defines "abuse". CAS did nothing even though my kids asked the social worker to help put a stop to this.....It never ends and it is truly unfortunate that the kids are used as a "weapon" and "battleground"

    When my kids return home to me, I don't even ask anymore how their days or weekends were with dad. If they tell me it was a bitch fest about mom...I say one day it will get better. One day right?

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  • red6419
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    read Divorce Poison - its got lots of strategies for dealing for this kind of stuff.

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  • Pierre
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    Originally posted by wretchedotis View Post
    I would call CAS and ask for help.

    You can't change what your ex does, but CAS can and will look into such things.
    As said, can't change what ex does or says.

    CAS? Can't either. Sure they may look into it. But I speak from (bad) experience with CAS. Ex can deny and CAS does nothing. I tried to get them to talk to children and they won't. And I had two case workers at CAS, both treated me condescendingly. Maybe I just got unlucky (small town) and it would help you but I avoid these people. It could however scare the ex and make them stop. But in my case, it wasn't a deterrent.

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  • Tayken
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    Originally posted by sahibjee View Post
    man i am so afraid of a situation like this, i guess next time i would try to video tape what the child says and give it to the judge?
    Never do this.

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  • dinkyface
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    I had a similar thing happen - my 3.5yo daughter told me that I beat her and her stepmom. When confronted, she said I'M NOT LYING MUMMY SAID SO. It was a bit absurd because aside from exchanges, mummy has never been in our house or been with us when we have D.

    So we had a low key talk confirming her own experiences of living with us, how it was good etc. etc.

    I'm guessing mummy was fishing, not directly feeding her a lie.

    But anyway ... minimise (I think to your child, this topic is not so big&bad - unless actually experienced, of course), strengthen your bond, and perhaps start to have some light talks (at other times) introducing the concepts of lying, good secrets and bad secrets.

    And don't let mummy know she told you, or do anything that would cause mummy to ramp up the 'secrets'.

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  • wretchedotis
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    Parental Alienation Syndrome.

    I would call CAS and ask for help.

    You can't change what your ex does, but CAS can and will look into such things. From there. with appropriate documentation, you go back to court for full custody as the ex is unwilling to be supportive to your relationship with the kid(s).

    My ex's husband has a bad habit of telling my boy that "Daddy doesn't love you".

    A call to CAS, a restraining order threatened, and the CAS worker hearing it from the mouth of babe stopped such shenanigans - for now at least.

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  • MrToronto
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    This stuff happens,just brush off wat the child says(record it though in a journal) never run down the other spouse to your child, "say it's grownup stuff" leave it at that,, Ex's do Hostile Agressive Parenting the reason they think they can get away with it is that they think the kids is all there's to control. I would give notice to your ex about what the child said and you want it to stop immediately if not your going to court for a change in custody. Three of 4 notices like that to your (if it doesn't stop) should be enough to actually take a trip to court....anyways just a thought

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  • Rioe
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    Another thing to do is to make sure your child understands that she can tell you anything, even things Mommy told her not to. Assure her that you are there to listen to her and take her seriously, no matter what.

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  • sahibjee
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    man i am so afraid of a situation like this, i guess next time i would try to video tape what the child says and give it to the judge?

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  • standing on the sidelines
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    i know the first thing you did was tell your daughter that you love her and would never do anything to physically harm her. I would not say anything to her like your mother is an out and out liar. (even though she may be)

    I would document this and keep an eye on the situation. If you tell your ex then she may take it out on the child and the poor little thing wont tell you anything. At least this way you can keep the lines of communication open with your daughter and take appropriate actions when you have enough evidence.

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