Sunday, 28. November 2010
Top judge says mothers should have children taken away if they don't let fathers see them
thopo, 18:46h
Mail Online 27th November 2010
DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Mothers who refuse to let separated fathers see their children should have them taken away, a senior family court judge said yesterday.
The children should be handed over to the full time care of the father if the mother persistently defies court orders, Mr Justice Coleridge said.
The judge said that family courts are losing their authority because so many people take no notice of their judgments.
He added that occasionally it might be necessary to send a mother to jail.
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DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Mothers who refuse to let separated fathers see their children should have them taken away, a senior family court judge said yesterday.
The children should be handed over to the full time care of the father if the mother persistently defies court orders, Mr Justice Coleridge said.
The judge said that family courts are losing their authority because so many people take no notice of their judgments.
He added that occasionally it might be necessary to send a mother to jail.
Read more.
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Thursday, 1. July 2010
Judge Orders Jail Time In Divorce Case
thopo, 20:23h
MY FOX New York 10.06.2010
The judge said the following in his decision: The extensive record is replete with instances of attempts to undermine the relationship between the children and their father and replace him with her new husband, manipulation of defendant's parenting access, utter and unfettered vilification of the defendant to the children, false reporting of sexual misconduct without any semblance of 'good faith,' and her imposition upon the children to fear her tirades and punishment if they embrace the relationship they want to have with their father."
Please read the entire news item here.
The following is particularly interesting:
"As for the unusual sentence, ... the judge had no alternative as the custody battle and the violation of the court order went on for several years."
What a difference to Germany, where proceedings often last until the children come of age and /or the alienation has become so important that, in many cases, the contact to their parents is lost forever. The ECHR will then allocate a "just compensation" of 7.000 € - less than 2 € per day of a spoilt life!
The judge said the following in his decision: The extensive record is replete with instances of attempts to undermine the relationship between the children and their father and replace him with her new husband, manipulation of defendant's parenting access, utter and unfettered vilification of the defendant to the children, false reporting of sexual misconduct without any semblance of 'good faith,' and her imposition upon the children to fear her tirades and punishment if they embrace the relationship they want to have with their father."
Please read the entire news item here.
The following is particularly interesting:
"As for the unusual sentence, ... the judge had no alternative as the custody battle and the violation of the court order went on for several years."
What a difference to Germany, where proceedings often last until the children come of age and /or the alienation has become so important that, in many cases, the contact to their parents is lost forever. The ECHR will then allocate a "just compensation" of 7.000 € - less than 2 € per day of a spoilt life!
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