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LEMONADE WISDOM: OMB UPDATES Thank you for being a part of my little village - I am grateful for you

LEMONADE WISDOM: OMB UPDATES [Click for Important Updates]( Thank you for being a part of my little village - I am grateful for you. Love, Tina [Data collection: how coercive control laws are working in states]( BECOME AN ADVOCATE FOR [THE KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE FROM FAMILY VIOLENCE ACT]( (AKA KAYDEN'S LAW IN VAWA) NSPO's ongoing LIVE Advocacy Event Series is designed to help support you to raise awareness, bring ["The Keeping Children Safe From Family Violence Act"]( (aka [Kayden’s Law]( in VAWA) to your state, connect you with others in your state to streamline your advocacy efforts. These events will be held on the second Thursday of each month and will feature special guests and cover various topics. Our next event: Thursday, September 15th at 6:30 pm. Please [request access]( for the free advocacy event series and links for the events will be emailed to you on the day of each event. Every Friday: Coffee with Tina at 9am PST Not able to join live, we will post the video on the OMB Instagram at @onemomsbattle. Have a question you’d like us to discuss for a future live - email it to admin@onemomsbattle.com (subject line: Coffee with Tina). Connect with us on [Instagram by clicking here](. NOVEMBER IS FAMILY COURT AWARENESS MONTH We want to put this on the map in your community BUT we can't do it without you. Has YOUR city, county or state proclaimed November as Family Court Awareness Month? HELP WANTED: We need state leads, researchers, graphic designers and help with PR efforts (access to Cision would be a double-bonus). PROCLATION REQUESTS: Please mark your calendars - many proclamations need to be requested four (or more) weeks in advance. [Interested in helping? Click here to contact us.]( Email: Sandy@familycourtawarenessmonth.org Tell us about Chelsea Long - GAL in Ohio (Franklin and Fairfield Counties)? What has been your experience? Whenever we hear about a negative experience with a family court professional, we question whether this is a one time occurrence or if others have had similar experiences. Speaking in general terms and not directly related to this particular family court professional, we have found that there is a lot of corruption, collusion, and good ‘ol boy networks within the family court system. When one person makes a formal complaint about a professional who falls into this category, it rarely makes a dent. When multiple people with the same story come together to make a complaint or to shine a spotlight on unprofessional conduct, it can have a huge impact. This is the reason we have created a database to start collecting this information. If we find that three people (or thirty people) have had the same type of experience, we will reach out to each individually and ask permission to connect all parties. From there, we encourage people to meet, compare notes and consider taking action together- whether it is a formal complaint or a media spotlight. There is power in numbers. If you would like to tell us your experience with the professional mentioned here or, another family court professional who has not acted in the best interest of your children, we encourage you to go to [www.intheirbestinterest.com]( and click the blue “submit“ button. Our next session begins on January 9, 2023, and we have 9 spaces remaining. If you are interested in starting your new career as a high conflict divorce coach, be sure to apply today! [➡][hcdivorcecoach.com/apply]( [Click for Graduate Testimonials]( Parental alienation” is not recognized by ANY credible organization such as WHO or the American Psychological Association (APA) yet it is a HUGE moneymaker for attorneys and therapists. Sadly, it’s used by the abuser to remove children from the safe parent. The narcissist accuses the safe parent of turning the kids against him/her, when in fact the kids can see for themselves what is happening without you saying a word. The abuser’s own actions turn the children away. The narcissist may accuse you of “gatekeeping” when you try to prevent your kids from being in physically or emotionally unsafe situations. You may be accused of “enmeshment” when the narcissist is in a jealous rage that your kids are naturally more comfortable with you. The narcissist’s own actions and behavior (abuse) is what turns the children away – yet the finger is pointing at you! Concerned about claims of alienation, gatekeeping, or enmeshment? Parental alienation is the number one tool for abusers to remove custody from healthy parents and even though it has been discredited as “junk science,” it is a widely used accusation in many courtrooms. Those who complete the course are invited to join our private support group, “Safeguarding Against Alienation Claims” Link: [( In an effort to raise awareness on post separation abuse, we have created a campaign using the words of the abuser. The abuser’s own words paint a picture that is undeniable yet the family court system continues to give the abuser the benefit of the doubt to the detriment of children. Each and every day, children are being sent into abusive situations because “parental rights” continue to trump children’s rights to safety. For each quote that we use, One Mom’s Battle will make a $10 donation to the National Family Violence Law Center at the George Washington University. To Participate: Send the post separation abuse words of your abuser to postseparationabuse@gmail.com [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Link]( [Website]( [Pinterest]( [LinkedIn]( [YouTube]( Our mailing address is: One Mom's Battle/Tina Swithin P.O. 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