Important Information About
False Allegations of Sexual Abuse by a Child

The most often asked question on this topic is: Why would a child accuse a parent of sexual abuse when it NEVER even happened?

The answer is: "Because an allegation of sexual abuse against a parent (or step-parent) makes it almost a sure thing that the accusing parent will get sole custody while the accused parent will be prevented from having access to the child.

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False-Allegations.com and Dr. Reena Sommer & Associates PLLC only provides consultative and investigative services to individuals who have been "falsely" accused of sexual abuse.

Individuals who have engaged in any inappropriate conduct with any child should not seek our services.

DR. REENA SOMMER & ASSOCIATES P.L.L.C.
Divorce & Custody Trial Consultants

Recent U.S. and Canadian census data estimate that approximately 50% of marriages will end in divorce. Of those, approximately 95% of divorces will be resolved either by agreement, through negotiations or with limited court intervention. However, the remaining five percent (5%) of contested divorces, will involve considerable litigation due to the level of acrimony and conflict between the parties involved.

Contested divorce cases involving children represent the most difficult, protracted and costly cases to resolve because the children are more than just the focal points in their parents' dispute. Instead, they are the bargaining chips in resolving their parents' dispute over assets, property, support or if nothing else, power and control. It is among these very challenging custody cases that varying degrees of the parental alienation syndrome (PAS) is often evident. In fact, a false allegation of sexual abuse made by a child of a parent is a common and very serious manifestation of the PAS.

This website provides valuable information about false allegations of sexual abuse that occur during contested custody cases. This information will be of particular benefit to individuals who have been falsely accused of sexual misconduct or sexual assault of a minor child. Dealing with an allegation of sexual abuse is a serious matter and if not managed appropriately, it could lead to - among other things - criminal charges. This is NOT something to be taken lightly or ignored.

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Most fathers who are falsely accused of sexual abuse believe that "telling the truth" is all that is needed to straighten things out.

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There is a particular profile for fathers who are accused of sexually abusing their children just as there is a profile for the mothers who are behind the allegation.

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Mothers are also at risk of losing custody due to false allegations of sexual abuse.

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If you are a parent involved in a contested custody dispute and/or if you are facing false allegations of sexual abuse against your child (or concerned that you may be), it is imperative that you avail yourself of the best information and services possible. This website will provide that for you.

Here are Some Things You Need to Know

Telling the truth is simply NOT enough. There are two main reasons for this: 1)There is a common misperception held among those involved in protecting children's interests that children do not lie - especially about something as serious as sexual abuse. And, 2) when it comes to children's safety, the courts will always err on the side of caution. Such being the case, it becomes more clear why telling the truth is simply not enough.

Since telling the truth is not enough, the accused and their attorney are faced with the following challenges: 1) proving that the allegations are false, 2) presenting a reasonable explanation for why the false allegations were made, and 3) demonstrating how the false allegations came to be. Meeting these challenges can be difficult for most - but certainly not impossible. What is required is the ability to piece the information together and to present it at trial in a way that is both understandable and convincing. This takes a skilled attorney who will build and present the case and an equally skilled consultant who will review, analyse and compile evidentiary material.

False allegations of sexual abuse are very serious. If they are not dealt with appropriately, these allegations could result in a permanent loss of access to one's children or worse yet, it could result in a prison term. Having the best resources are essential when someone is faced with false allegations of sexual abuse.

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Important Information About False Allegations of Sexual Abuse by a Child