False Abuse Accusations in Divorce or Family Court: How to Protect Yourself and Fight Back

Falsely accused of abuse during divorce or custody? This attorney written professional guide walks you through the emotional, legal, and strategic steps to protect your rights, reputation, and your relationship with your child. Learn how to document, defend, and fight back—without making it worse.

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