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Other Helpful Resources:
Alcohol and drugs support:
https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/AA-Meetings/Find-a-Meeting/
https://ukna.org/
https://smartrecovery.org.uk/
Mental health support:
https://www.samaritans.org/
https://www.thecalmzone.net/
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Can You Sue the Police If You’ve Been Falsely Accused?
At the Falsely Accused Network, one of the most common things we hear on our helpline is: “I want to sue the police.”
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When Mothers Fear for Their Sons: A Growing Cry for Justice
In my last article, Equality Must Mean Equality for All, I spoke about the way men are treated in today’s justice system—often presumed guil
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Courtroom Behaviour Matters – Why Litigants in Person Should Consider a McKenzie Friend
The recent case of Daniel Hesketh, reported by Legal Futures should serve as a stark warning to anyone going into the family courts without
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Equality Must Mean Equality for All
When we talk about equality in this country, we often hear fine words about fairness, justice, and equal rights. But when we step inside a p
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Preparing for Your Cafcass Safeguarding Call
When fathers apply for a Child Arrangements Order, one of the very first steps in the process is the Cafcass safeguarding call. This telepho
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The Question Every Juror Must Ask: Why Would She Lie?
Imagine yourself on a jury in a domestic abuse trial. The courtroom falls silent as a woman breaks down in tears, telling the judge and jury
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The Three Pillars of Support at the Falsely Accused Network
At the Falsely Accused Network (FAN), we understand the devastating impact of false or mistaken allegations. That’s why we’ve built our supp
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Learning to Accept Injustice When Justice Will Not Come
At the Falsely Accused Network, I speak to many people who call us in moments of deep pain. They’ve been falsely accused, wrongfully arreste
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Falsely Accused Men and the Overlooked Reality of Domestic Abuse
When men come to the Falsely Accused Network after being falsely accused of domestic abuse, a striking pattern emerges time and time again:
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Beware of the Sob Story
When men are dating, there are certain patterns of behaviour that should immediately ring alarm bells. One of the most common stories we hea
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The Ugly Side of Men's Groups and Internet Forums: Why You Should Never Go Into Family Court Alone
One of the most dangerous myths I see circulating in men’s groups, parental alienation forums, and wider online communities is the idea that
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Introducing Aga — Coach and Therapist for Men Facing False Allegations
We’re pleased to introduce Aga, our dedicated coach and therapist supporting men overcoming false allegations and domestic abuse.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAN)
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAN)
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1. Who does the Falsely Accused Network support?
We support anyone in England & Wales who has bee
Sep 74 min read


But What If They’re Guilty?
At the Falsely Accused Network, our mission is to support people across England and Wales who maintain they have been falsely accused of dom
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Male Celebrities and Sports Stars: Sitting Ducks for False Allegations
At the Falsely Accused Network, we are deeply concerned by a growing pattern: male actors, musicians, and sports stars are becoming prime ta
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Modern-Day Witch Trials: When Men Are Presumed Guilty
We are living through what can only be described as modern-day witch trials. Allegations alone can be enough to destroy reputations,...
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Breaking the Silence: My Experience with Voice for Dads and Andy’s Man Club
Written by Michael Thompson, Founder of the Falsely Accused Network On 25th August, I travelled from Cheshire to Ayr in Scotland to meet...
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Why Proper Support Is Essential in Court for Those Whose First Language Isn’t English
At the Falsely Accused Network, we’ve supported many people facing both family court and criminal court proceedings. One issue that comes up
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The Build-Up to False Allegations of Domestic Abuse: Recognising the Patterns
False allegations of domestic abuse are not random. In the work we do at the Falsely Accused Network, one thing becomes clear: there is near
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The Dangerous Myth of “Only 2%” – Why That Statistic Is Misleading and Harmful
You’ll have heard it. Most of us have.
“Only 2% of allegations are false.”
It’s repeated so often it’s taken as gospel, quoted by journalist
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