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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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"My Solicitor Isn’t Fighting for Me!” Why Real UK Courtrooms Don’t Look Anything Like Television
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Understanding the Family Court When You’ve Been Accused: A Simple Breakdown
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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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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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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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Understanding Female-Perpetrated Abuse Against Men
Abuse doesn’t always look how you expect. While most public attention focuses on male-on-female abuse—and rightly so in many cases—there’s a
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Breaking Up with a Girlfriend or Wife Who Has Borderline Personality Disorder Or Abusive Female
Breaking up with a girlfriend who has BPD is tough. Breaking up with a wife who has it is far more dangerous.
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The Problem with McKenzie Friends - and How to Find a Good One
Since setting up the Falsely Accused Network, I’ve had to deal with a wide range of McKenzie Friends — and I’ll be honest, it’s been a mixed
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Weaponising the CPS: How False Allegations Are Being Used to Control Family Court Outcomes
Over the past year, I’ve seen a sharp rise in a very calculated tactic—false allegations being made not to seek justice, but to influence th
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Two Years Of Fighting For The Falsely Accused
This week marks two years since I launched the Falsely Accused Network – and what a journey it’s been. What started as a simple idea born ou
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