Why Parental Alienation is Child Abuse and Why Punishing Such Abuse Can Never Rebound on a Child.

Posted on February 15, 2017 by madisonelizabethbaylis

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Father of Kevin, Jenvey and Maddie. Being alienated from Maddie due to the fact that after her mother divorced me and remarried she cut me out of my daughter´s life. I then rekindled my relationship with the mother of my boys and since then Melissa is hell bend on allienating and abusing Maddie
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