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17% of custodial parents are fathers 60% 60%
of fathers who do not get custody, speak to their
children on the phone less than 4 times a month 25% Over
25% of children involved in a divorce experience parent
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If you are a father and finding it difficult to maintain a healthy relationship with your children as a result of actions taken by the mother of your children, you might be experiencing parental alienation.
Some parents may make false accusations of abuse to further damage their former spouses’ reputations. If your children make references to past abusive behavior that you did not commit, parental alienation may be present.
A parent who is engaging in parental alienation does not want his or her children to enjoy spending time with the other parent. If your children refrain from saying they had fun with you or liked being with you, your spouse may be making them feel guilty about having an attachment to you in private.
Your custody arrangement may say you can only see your children on certain days, but your spouse may sign them up for certain activities that take place on those days or your children may be unwilling to see you. The less time your children spend with you, the less of an emotional bond you can develop.
Depending on your custody agreement, you may have scheduled visits with your children mandated by the court. Your former spouse may ask your children if they want to go visit you – even if they don’t have a choice. You may not see your children or when your children have their mandated visits, they may blame you for making them go.
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