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Another Christmas without my daughter....I am just throwing it out there. If ANYONE is having a really difficult time in this type of situation, or has not been able to see their children due to Family Law issues, and is struggling with issues (depression, anxiety.etc), please reach out to someone. If nobody is available to help, I can try my best to help you. There is no shame in admitting you are struggling.God bless, and have a Merry Christmas.
Taken from the article - If you’re newly divorced, going through a messy separation, or even if you split from a partner a while ago, we feel for you. These things are rarely easy. And if the two of you have a child or children together, the situation can be even harder. Among other things, you may worry that your former partner is turning your child or children against you.... Parental alienation is a situation in which one parent uses strategies sometimes referred to as brainwashing, alienating, or programming to distance a child from the other parent. Parental alienation syndrome is a somewhat controversial term (more on that in a minute), but it’s used by many to describe the resulting symptoms in the child. https://www.healthline.com///parental-alienation-syndrome
hello, just received a letter from MEP today. It says "circumstances on my file have required is to request current information from the creditor regarding "XXXX". I have been a victim of parental alienation, as the last time I have seen her was 2014, and she will be 18 in January. It's very frustrating to pay for a child I cannot see, since the mother had ignored a court order for reasonable visitation. Would this changes in circumstances include post-secondary education? This is so much of a joke, considering I have not seen my child in 6.5 years, getting the bad feeling that the "creditor" (child mother) may be trying to extend MEP for 4 years. What legal recourse, if any, do I have?