Will a narcissist give up custody?

As the courts are obliged to provide the child with the care that is in their best interest, the narcissist may be prevented from gaining custody. Children need a stable and caring environment where their needs can be met in order to give them the best chance.

Should I give up on custody battle?

Never give up the fight in your child custody case even if you feel your case is hopeless. In the other email a father was upset because the mother had severely beaten their daughter & despite that fact the court allowed the mother to have temporary custody of the child pending the trial.

Can a narcissist be accused of parental alienation?

To be accused of Parental Alienation in a Family Court action is frightening, particularly if the accuser is also the abuser. Extremely narcissistic individuals will accuse their ex-partner of the behaviour which they are guilty. In a courtroom, with their charming façade, the narcissist will always win a battle of words.

What happens when an extremely narcissistic parent goes to Family Court?

The extremely narcissistic parent enters Family Court proceedings with very little evidence and an air of confidence only. What judges and child welfare reporters witness before them, is clouded by the successful behavioural projection and deception of the narcissistic parent.

Is the term ‘parental alienation’ being misused in Family Court worldwide?

In Brunel University, London, research was also carried out on this subject by Dr Adrienne Barnett. ‘Parental Alienation’ is being misused and overused in Family Courts worldwide. The term ‘Parental Alienation’ in court still has connections to a discredited theory of Parental Alienation Syndrome.

Why is parental alienation the go-to defence for abusers?

It is now a fact that fathers, statistically, will be much more successful if they counterclaim Parental Alienation when accused of abuse. It has, therefore, become the ‘go-to’ defence for abusers whose representation use it tactically.