JustUs in Family Court

08/23/2026

All Narcissistic Predators are covert. It's not necessary to demarcate covert vs overt. That's just made up pop psychology. The one thing all Narcissistic Predators have in common is exploitation of their victims. They triangulate with those who love you to convince them you are "bad " so they will not believe you when you try to self-defend.

In fact, do not ever defend yourself from someone who has already judged you on false accusations and abandoned you.

They believe the lies because there is a pay off for them.

08/23/2026

Excellent tool by a friend.

EMPOWERMENT COLLABORATIVE CO-PARENTING PROJECT Litigation Abuse Screener Tool Litigation Abuse • Court Harassment • Parental Alienation • DSM-Recognized Trauma A Trauma-Informed Medical–Legal Analysis • Prepared for Victims, Clinicians, Legislators, and Courts EMPOWERMENT COLLABORAT...

07/04/2026

Write Your Judge

If you went to family court for help because you were desperate to stop the abuse ...

but left without your children...

Till the judge and the others who made that decision how it has worked out for your child. Perhaps your child was placed with the abusive parent and is now cutting themselves or threatening su***de. Perhaps a once loving child rejects you with false accusations because the custodial parent is poisoning him against you. Whatever the consequences were for the children please spread that.

Also you can tell me and I will compile everything and send it out to the appropriate courts.

Thank you and please know I share your pain.
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05/26/2026

Excellent resource. A new book that proves the Courts violate children's rights. That is the direction we need to go. The court does not care so much about adults.

05/21/2026

True. The most important thing to a family predator is their false image of perfection. Thus, in public, they treat you very well. But in private... you are just another prop to be used and then put on a shelf until needed again).

They break you in private—word by word, moment by moment—until your confidence is shaken and your sense of self feels unrecognizable. Behind closed doors, the criticism, the blame, and the emotional distance slowly wear you down. But in public, they transform. Suddenly, they’re attentive, affectionate, and convincing—putting on a performance of love so polished that no one questions it. To the outside world, they seem devoted, even admirable. And that’s what makes it so isolating—because when you try to speak about your pain, it clashes with the image they’ve carefully created, leaving you unheard, doubted, and alone in a reality no one else sees.