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Mothers’ Abuse Reports Under Uncertainty: Why Custody Courts’ Default Response Fails the Child
When mothers report that a father is abusing them or their children, family courts in many countries respond with suspicion of the mother: the report is recast as evidence that she is alienating the child, and custody sometimes moves to the accused father. Two literatures bear on this response. One
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