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Apr 30
2018
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ancient history but still goes onPosted by ignatz in moving on, abuse and violence |
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..and the first thing that I see on our Magazine page:
Ippo Panteloudakis, Helplines Manager of Mens Advice Line wrote this informative article...... " I think I had an email exchange with them many years ago. Much water under the bridge since then. It is survivable, people/
Surprisingly common. "Parental alienation is estimated to be present in 11%-15% of divorces involving children, a figure thought to be increasing. Other research has found that about 1% of children and adolescents in North America experience parental alienation." However no mention of adult 'children'. Very sad to find there are so many nasty people in the
Because signing a Police Information Notice does not mean admitting any wrongdoing, there is no right of appeal. In 2015, a government report acknowledged that the lack of any procedure for appealing against a PIN "can feel very unfair to recipients". "If somebody takes a dislike to you, they can make an allegation and you can be slapped with one of these notices," said Jordan. "The notices last about a year, but I've since found out they can stay on your record for longer. The police are aware they are less than perfect."  Has Wikivorce helped you?
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