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When mothers make allegations of domestic violence in custody disputes, what percentage do you estimate are false?
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When fathers make allegations of domestic violence in custody disputes, what percentage do you estimate are false?
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When mothers make allegations of child physical abuse in custody disputes, what percentage do you estimate are false?
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When fathers make allegations of child physical abuse in custody disputes, what percentage do you estimate are false?
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When mothers make allegations of child sexual abuse in custody disputes, what percentage do you estimate are false?
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When fathers make allegations of child sexual abuse in custody disputes, what percentage do you estimate are false?
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In what percentage of cases do you estimate that domestic violence survivors try to alienate the child from the other parent?
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In what percentage of cases do you estimate that domestic violence perpetrators try to alienate the child from the other parent?
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46)
domestic violence.
28)
Victims of domestic violence are often reluctant to share
parenting roles with ex-partners because they fear further
abuse.
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29)
Victims of domestic violence who resist court ordered
mediation are not acting in the best interests of their children.
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30)
During the divorce process, victims of domestic violence
are likely to try to alienate the child from the other parent.
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31)
Too often fathers are denied joint custody because their
ex-partners falsely accuse them of domestic violence.
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32)
Victims of domestic violence who are reluctant to work
out ways to co-parent with their ex-partners are hurting
their children.
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33)
When a domestically violent father tries to disrupt the
mother-child relationship, that is a good reason to award
sole custody to the mother.
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34)
If an abusive husband has not directly abused his child,
contact between them should be unrestricted.
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35)
When women allege domestic violence, the claim is
often exaggerated to alienate fathers from their children.
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36)
It is a myth that women are less violent than men in
intimate relationships.
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37)
Custody and visitation decisions should only be based
on how parents treated the child and not how they
treated the other parent.
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