WORDS OF LEGAL CONCLUSION, LEGALESE, POSSIBLE EXAGGERATION, e.g.:

	abuse, abuser, abusive
	batterer
	criminal, crime 
	defamation, defamatory
	"documented"
	false allegations
	fraud, fraudulent
	harassing, harrassment
	illegal
	interrogate
	libel, libelous
	molest, molester
	rape, rapist
	slander
	stalker, stalking
	thief
	witnessed (instead of "saw")


	WORDS, ESPECIALLY ADJECTIVES, THAT WHEN OVERUSED INDICATE EXAGGERATION
	AND/OR ARE JUST ANNOYING AND CALL INTO QUESTION YOUR OWN CREDIBILITY, e.g.:

	always
	amazing
	bias, biased (and synonyms)
	clearly 
	compelling
	complete, completely (as an adjective, e.g. "complete violation")
	corrupt, corruption (and synonyms)
	crisis
	critical
	crucial
	desperate, desperately
	despicable
	devastated, devastating, devastation
	discriminatory
	disgraceful
	emergency
	extremely
	falsified
	getting away with...
	great (as in "very")
	horrendous
	horrible
	horrific
	important
	injustice
	justice
	lie, lies, lying
	never
	obvious
	terrified
	tragedy, tragic
	travesty
	unfair, not fair
	unique
	urgent
	very
	vindictive


	SUSPICIOUS PSYCHO-POP LINGO, e.g.:

	acted out, acting out
	alienate, alienation
	anger management
	bi-polar
	borderline personality
	brainwashing
	co-dependent
	con artist
	controlling
	co-parent
	disclosed (as in the child "disclosed")
	distraught (describing child)
	emotional abuse, emotionally abusive
	empowering
	estrange, estrangement
	facilitating
	"have a relationship with" (referring to a parent)
	hostile-aggressive parenting 
	hysterical (describing child)
	intervention (as a noun)
	legal abuse syndrome
	manipulating, manipulation, manipulator
	meaningful relationship
	narcissist, narcissistic
	parent, parented (as a verb)
	parental alienation
	pornography addict
	PTSD
	"reached out to"
	self-esteem
	setting boundaries
	sex addict
	sociopath, sociopathic
	survivor
	traumatic, traumatized
	verbal abuse, verbally abusive


    


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	supplement page to Mistakes Mothers Make in Child Custody Litigation
	http://www.thelizlibrary.org/child-centered-divorce/mothers-mistakes-in-child-custody-litigation.htm

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