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Posted by GoodDad from MD

In Reply to: Help for Good Mom posted by Good Mom

You didnīt list any of the specifics so itīs hard to judge anything from what you said. The one thing that strikes me though is that you are obviously on the defensive and that is probably what the other party wants in this matter. Try to re-focus your attention in such a way that disputes are not possible. Maybe you can do exchanges in a way that doesnīt involve face to face contact? Keep contact with the other parent to a minimum. Your primary concern right now should be the teenager, not the other parent. By now Iīm sure your wonderful, straight A teenager knows how to say things to both sets of parents that will make them angry at one another and perhaps mask her own issues. At best you have a case for alienation but nothing you mentioned sounds like itīs going to amount to a hill of beans in court. People are not nice. Life is not fair. Spend more time with your teenager and try to find a way to reach her that doesnīt involve mentioning the other parent.

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