This White paper describes how the Family Court System actually operates, as opposed to how it is "supposed to work." The implications of this has special significance in cases with parental alienation in that they are replete with false allegations of abuse, and gross distortions of reality. Specific strategies for the purpose of reducing this exploitation and manipulation are discussed and described.

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This White Paper is an informational summary of issues that captures the salient issues involved in evaluating for the likelihood that sexual molestation has occurred. While there is not fool proof test or psychological instrument to identify sexual predators, the approach reflected in this paper has been shown to be useful. This paper summarizes the behavioral characteristics that the scientific literature identifies as being present in individuals prone to committing sexual abuse among children. While there is no claim that this information is exhaustive, it does provide a practical framework athrough which this issues may be understood. This information can be useful to individuals who have been falsely accused of sexual abuse, as well as to their attorney’s.

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This White Paper is an informational summary of specific clinical characteristics which should be meaningful to an evaluator who is attempting to determine if an individual is prone to committing domestic violence, or if he or she is being falsely accused of so doing. This document summarizes and describes the characteristics that are associated with domestic violence perpetrators and compares and contrasts these with the characteristics found among individuals who have been falsely accused of being abusive and or violent. While no claim is made that this description is exhaustive, it does provide a practical framework to understand this important question. This information can be useful to individuals who have been falsely accused of sexual abuse, as well as to their attorney’s.

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