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Family Violence Divorce – How the Replay Button Aggravates Child Abuse During Custody Disputes

by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.

The next worst thing to being abused is retelling the story over and over, again and again in the context of a custody dispute. Of course, the operative words here are “over and over” “again and again.”

If you think you are doing your child a service by letting his/her voice be heard in your custody battle, think again. Not about their voice factored into the equation, but about the impact of telling his/her story, over and over again.

To read the complete article, visit Family Violence Divorce How the Replay Button Aggravates Child Abuse During Custody Disputes

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