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Has anyone ever been able to prove narcissistic abuse in divorce court?

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Yes, it happens quite frequently.*   What people don’t understand is that finding a spouse is a jerk usually doesn’t amount to much in the divorce action.   Most people believe—falsely—that if they can show the court that their spouses are narcissists…
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How is a narcissist exposed in a court of law?

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You’re not asking the best question.  First, understand that many divorcing people see their spouses as “narcissistic” because at the time of divorce they tend to see the worst in everything about their spouses. Little personality quirks and foibles of…
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Why would a father give a child’s abusive mother full custody?

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Abuse, Best Interest of the Child, Child Custody, Child Custody Modification, Child Neglect, Children in Divorce, Custody, Divorce, Fathers' Divorce Issues, Men's Divorce Issues, Mental Illness, Mothers' Divorce Issues, Women's Divorce Issues
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Why would a father whose attorney had outed his children’s mother as a schizophrenogenic narc monster give her full custody?  “Give?”  If the father had it within his power to prevent custody of the children from being awarded to a…
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How can I reveal my soon-to-be ex as having NPD in our custody case?

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How can I reveal my soon-to-be ex as having NPD in our child custody case? You’re asking the wrong question. You shouldn’t be asking how you can prove your spouse has NPD (or some other mental or emotional disorder), but…
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What is it like to battle for custody with a narcissist?

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Miserable.  Narcissists know how to game the system, to exploit its weaknesses, to exploit all that is good in human nature and institutions for destructive ends.  It’s virtually impossible to prove that a narcissist is engaging in such misconduct because one of the things that makes a narcissist a narcissist, and so maddeningly effective as a narcissist is the ability to do so much…
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How do I expose a narcissist in family court?

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Pretty much impossible. Why? Two big reasons, generally: Narcissists are masters of deception. Being a narcissist generally not terribly relevant, if relevant at all, to most issues in a divorce or other kind of domestic relations case. Bad behavior (abuse,…
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How does a narcissist continue to fool a family court judge?

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How does a narcissist continue to fool a family court judge? How does a narcissist continue to fool a family court judge? Because there’s almost never a way to prove when anyone engaging in misconduct that is not objectively verifiable.…
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Can custody evaluators see through a narcissist’s lies?

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No, not simply by virtue of their being custody evaluators. Sometimes custody evaluators and other mental health professionals give the impression (either deliberately or inadvertently) that they have magic, infallible powers of perception that make them able to detect lies…
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