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To me it is also rather amusing for you to think that Fractelle and Robert are such friends that Fractelle would support anything Robert says. You obviously have not read many threads!
I do not doubt that perpetrators of abuse would endeavour to continue their need for dominance over their partner and/or family and that they would continue to try and manipulate the legal system.
The issue is that when people come before the court it is always a case of 'he says..., he did...', she says...., she did...'. One party is lying, but I'm afraid I cannot believe that this is dominated by men. I personally know of one woman who did terrible things to her son and very convincingly lied to the court. Proof was very hard. Because children are not independently represented and children are not independently assessed by any psychologist.
I maintain, as I've said before: if any couple need to avail themselves of the court in relation to their children, NOT their assets, the asumption needs to be made that there are some serious problems, that both parties have a vested interest in presenting a particular personally favourable viewpoint.
Our court system is adversarial in nature. It is NOT about determining the truth. It is about one party winning and the other losing.
My opinion has always been that this a singularly poor way of determining the best interests of children. One parent 'loses', but the children always lose.
Issues of child abuse, by either parent will only come to light by INDEPENDENT determination from the CHILD'S perspective.
If we must use the legal system then at least lets put everything in place that will make the child the winner.