How To Deal With Narcissist False Accusations in a Child Custody Case

Getting involved in a child custody case can be stressful, especially if you’re dealing with narcissist false accusations. If your ex is a narcissist, they will go to great lengths to get what they want in your custody battle, including making false allegations against you. Although these false allegations may seem like evidence of their point of view, they are actually admissions to exactly what they’re doing.

Narcissists use false allegations to gain an advantage in a custody battle by painting you as the bad parent. They want to make sure the court sees them as the “better parent” and more suitable custodian for your children. By making false allegations, they can use their claims to paint you in a negative light and make it more likely that they will get what they want. Not only do they want to get a favorable result, they also want to bolster their reputation and destroy yours.

It is important to remember that even though the narcissist is making false allegations, these allegations are often their admissions to exactly what they’re doing. If they’re blaming you for being jealous, they’re probably the one who is jealous. If they’re accusing you of sleeping around and having multiple partners around the child, they’re probably sleeping around and having multiple partners around the child. If they’re accusing you of speaking poorly about them to the child, they’re probably doing just that. The list goes on an on.

These are some of the early signs your ex is turning your child against you and you shouldn’t take such situations lightly.

The good news is you can actually use the narcissist false accusations as a roadmap to uncover more unfavorable evidence against them. Pay more attention to this potentially hidden behavior when you’re documenting your evidence. Look deeper into what you may be missing.

Their ultimate goal is to use the false allegations to gain an upper hand in the case by turning the spotlight on you and away from them. This will force you to be reactive instead of proactive, and it will have you consistently playing defense against them instead of going on the offense. If you’re always paying defense, you can’t attack them. Don’t let it happen.

Narcissists are very good at manipulating and using lies and false accusations as weapons. Don’t let them win - use all the facts and evidence available to prove your case. What is there under the surface that you could be shining the light on instead of constantly playing defense in reaction mode? It’s time to put the pressure on them too.

Child custody cases involving a narcissist can be extremely difficult, but with the right strategy and preparation, you can show the court that their false allegations are not true. Remember to stay informed, document all evidence, and rally your support network to stand with you throughout the process.

You can take a look at this post How to Fight False Allegations in Child Custody if you want to know more.

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