Have you experienced-Parental alienation, False allegations,
Corrupt family courts?
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All stories may be considered for future editions of the book or other projects Due Process will endeavour. You may be asked to elaborate details or speak your own story via seminars or podcasts etc. your story will be 100% anonymous both names and locations. It is just the story that is important, If you have allegations that are not emphasised here and are primarily in the criminal court and not the family court you can still leave your story and it will be reviewed by the admin team at due-process.
False allegations can stem from a variety of motivations. In some cases, individuals may seek revenge, manipulate a situation for personal gain, or divert attention from their own misconduct. Their motivations can be deeply rooted in psychological factors, such as a desire for control or recognition. Understanding these motivations is crucial for victims, as it can provide context and assist in navigating the emotional and psychological turmoil that often accompanies such accusations.
