Falsely Accused Network

Separation and divorce are rarely straightforward, but for a growing number of parents in England and Wales, the process is made significantly more difficult by false allegations. Whether raised out of genuine misunderstanding, emotional distress, or as a deliberate tactic to gain advantage in proceedings, false allegations can have a devastating and lasting impact on a parent's ability to maintain a relationship with their children.

Imagine, for a moment, that you are a Family Court judge. You walk into court on a Monday morning. On your desk is a case involving two parents and two young children. The mother says she has been subjected to domestic abuse. The father says the allegations are completely false.

What began as a simple idea and a few videos on TikTok has grown into something far bigger than I ever imagined. Three years ago, I started speaking publicly about false allegations and the devastating impact they can have on individuals and families. My aim was straightforward: to offer support, guidance, and understanding to people who felt they had nowhere else to turn.