parental alienation

It’s hard to protect yourself from child manipulation by the other parent but here is the best advice you can have. The key to success is to gather all the evidence of manipulation you can so that you build a record which proves your case. ONRECORD has been specifically designed for gathering evidence, organising it so that it is easy for others to understand and sharing it with key professionals.

Are you involved with a narcissist?

George Hibbert

narcissistic, Borderline Personality Disorder, coercive control, domestic abuse, evidence, gaslighting, gather evidence, narcissism, narcissistic personality disorder, parental alienation

Narcissists can seem very charming Narcissists can often be very charismatic, charming and good company, at least to start with. They like to create a flattering image of themselves because…

I’m suspicious of someone. What should I do?

George Hibbert

Keeping records, cyberstalking, evidence, false allegations, gaslighting, gather evidence, parental alienation

If you’re suspicious of someone, you need to test your suspicions Feeling something isn’t quite ‘right’ but you can’t figure it out? Know something’s wrong but you need some evidence?…

Gathering Evidence Of Conflict With A Manipulative Ex

George Hibbert

gather evidence, Abuse, coercive control, contact, contact for fathers, DAPP, divorce, domestic abuse, false allegations, Family Court, gaslighting, Keeping records, narcissistic, parental alienation

The problems caused by a manipulative ex Conflict with an ex is always painful and especially so if you’re fighting over children, but with a manipulative ex it can get…

The 10 Reasons To Gather Evidence Yourself

George Hibbert

evidence, crime, cyberstalking, domestic abuse, Family Court, gaslighting, gather evidence, harassment, how to give evidence, Keeping records, Litigants in Person, parental alienation

The 5 reasons people give for not gathering evidence themselves “It’s tedious and boring.” “Things will sort themselves out anyway so why bother?” “I can just tell my story when…

Gather Evidence for Child Custody and Contact

George Hibbert

contact, CAFCASS, contact for fathers, DAPP, divorce, evidence, false allegations, Family Court, gather evidence, Keeping records, Litigants in Person, parental alienation

How will I know what to record to gather evidence relating to child custody and contact? The best thing to do before you start to gather evidence for child custody…

Gather Evidence of Parental Alienation

George Hibbert

parental alienation, Abuse, coercive control, divorce, domestic abuse, evidence, false allegations, Family Court, gather evidence, Keeping records, Litigants in Person

What should I record to gather evidence of parental alienation? Parental alienation is hard to prove. This means you will need to make careful and continuous records if you are…

Why You Must Keep Records Of Domestic Abuse, Stalking, Harassment, Parental Alienation And Child Care Disputes

George Hibbert

Keeping records, domestic abuse, Family Court, gather evidence, harassment, legal fees, parental alienation

Are you suffering from domestic abuse, stalking, harassment, parental alienation or a child custody dispute? Here are three good reasons why you must keep records. Do you believe that the…

How to gather evidence for the family court

Jill Canvin

evidence, Family Court, how to give evidence, Litigants in Person, parental alienation

When you have to gather evidence for the family court, for example to prove parental alienation, abuse or to support a custody case, the key advice is to keep records.

The resources CAFCASS use to assess harmful conflict

Jill Canvin

CAFCASS, child protection, contact, domestic abuse, Family Court, gaslighting, Litigants in Person, parental alienation, unreasonable behaviour

If your case involves ‘harmful conflict’, the links in this blog show you exactly how CAFCASS will assess you and your family relationships. FCAs are expected to follow these processes although they do have discretion in how they conduct their assessments.