Legal abuse & Mental health
Abused Women as ‘Alienating’ Mothers and Violent Men as ‘Good’ Fathers
Double standards in Child Protection and Child Custody Proceedings
Improving the quality of child custody evaluations "Best interest standards"
The practice of psychology should be based on empirical evidence rather than on the subjective opinions of clinicians.
When courts accept what science rejects:
For Justice to be just, it should be based on scientifically proven theories and evidence
Coercive Control in the Courtroom: (LAS)
"This study sought to create a measure of legal abuse: Using the courtroom to harm..."
Coercive Control of Women as Mothers via Strategic Mother-Child Separation
...abusive men’s use of children as part of their strategies to undermine mothering roles, target women as mothers, damage mother-child relationships and cause mother-child separations
Child Custody outcomes in cases involving P.A. & Abuse allegations
...custody courts' failure to protect children when mothers allege the father is abusive
Gender Bias, The Family & The Law
Contested Custody Cases in Orange county, NC Trial Courts 1983-1987
Journal of Family Trauma, Child Custody, & Child Development
Children's perspectives on the men who abused their mothers: "He was the king of the house"
Judicial Review on Parental Rights
Decisions of the US Supreme Court Upholding Parental Rights as 'Fundamental"
Trauma informed mental health
Child PTSD symptom scale for DSM-5 for trauma-exposed children
Legal strategies and policy issues
Domestic Violence, Abuse, and child custody
An overview of 18 U.S.C. 2
Accomplices, Aiding, and Abetting, and the Like
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