Malicious Mother Syndrome
Malicious Mother Syndrome has been recognized as a national problem. This syndrome effects as many as six million children nationally. Cases of Malicious Mother Syndrome involve visitation interference accompanied by vicious behavior, such as violence and violations of the law that are acted out against the father. (Arditti 1992) reports that approximately 50% of divorced fathers report that their ex-wife has directly interfered with visitation with their children. Approximately 40% of custodial mothers admit denying visitation their ex-husband visitation in order to punish them. Malicious Mother Syndrome has shown that cases of chronic visitation interference go way beyond attempts at alienating a child from the father. (Turkat in press) has reported the disorder fits into these five categories: (1) excessive litigation (2) denying regular visitation (3) denying participation in extra curricular activities (4) malicious lying to others (5) violating the law to attack the father. Excessive litigation takes place during the divorce. The mother acts out against the father trying to discredit him or to delay the court proceedings. An unpleasant turn of events happened when a woman was able to man
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