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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A Marathon of Manipulation: The Devastating Case of Reuben (A Child) [2025] EWFC 392 (B)

When I read Reuben (A Child) [2025] EWFC 392 (B), what struck me most was not the legal complexity, nor even the nine-year litigation histor

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The Secret Life and the False Allegation: When Exposure Becomes a Weapon

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When Innocence Isn’t Enough: The Hidden Injustice of Family Court Findings

Every week, I hear from men who have lived through one of the most soul-destroying experiences imaginable — being falsely accused of domesti

Nov 113 min read

Your Child Isn’t Your Therapist: Why Emotional Burdening Harms Children

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Nov 53 min read

Alienating Behaviours: The Family Court Has It Right — It’s Time to End the Denial

Parental alienation or, as the courts now prefer to call it, alienating behaviours is one of the most divisive issues in modern family law

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When Accountability Cuts Both Ways: Lessons from Mahmoud v Glanville for the Falsely Accused

The recent judgment in Mahmoud v Glanville & Anor (High Court, Family Division) has been praised by many for reinforcing the consequences of

Oct 293 min read

The MoJ’s Presumption Review: thin evidence, big policy—and a serious risk to the falsely accused

The Ministry of Justice has published its Review of the Presumption of Parental Involvement – Final Report, alongside research papers and a

Oct 234 min read

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

Sep 222 min read

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAN)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAN) --- 1. Who does the Falsely Accused Network support? We support anyone in England & Wales who has bee

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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

Aug 213 min read

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

Aug 113 min read

Leaving Manchester Was the Best Decision I’ve Ever Made

I was born and raised in Manchester. I spent my entire life there. It’s where I faced my biggest challenges. False accusations. Family court

Aug 82 min read

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Breaking up with a girlfriend who has BPD is tough. Breaking up with a wife who has it is far more dangerous.

Aug 43 min read

When Everything And Anything Becomes Abuse

Abuse used to mean something clear. Physical violence. Coercion. Serious harm. Now it includes anything someone feels upset about.

Aug 23 min read

What Really Frightens Me: How a Determined Woman Can Erase a Father

I’ve seen a lot. I’ve heard even more. But there’s one thing that still truly frightens me: how easy it is for a woman—if she’s determined e

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I Wish Falsely Accused Network Didn't Have To Exist

I never set out to build an organisation. I never wanted to be a campaigner. If things had gone differently, I’d still be quietly living my

Jul 103 min read

Father’s Day When You’ve Been Falsely Accused

For most people, Father’s Day is a time of celebration — handmade cards, warm hugs, breakfast in bed, laughter around the dinner table. But

Jun 152 min read

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

May 273 min read

The Crisis of Fatherlessness and the Family Court Bias

Fatherlessness is a growing crisis in the UK, yet it is a subject largely ignored or even encouraged by societal structures, legal policies,

Feb 174 min read

Recognizing the Signs of Abuse: You Are Not Alone

Abuse can happen to anyone, and it’s never your fault. It can be difficult to recognize, especially when it doesn’t leave visible scars. If

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