Category: Litigational Abuse

Drug & Alcohol Detection in Divorce Cases
Sinta Ebersohn, interviews Forensic Toxicologist Dr Tim Lourens about the variety of drug & alcohol tests available on the market, which are most reliable and application protocol. He also offers valuable insight into the impact of allegations and proof of abuse in divorce cases. Subscribe to Sinta Ebersohn’s Youtube Channel to view past and future interviews Subscribe […]

How Does Rule 41a Impact Divorce?
Sinta Ebersohn interviews Adv Etiene van Wyk of Mediation Hub about the new Rule 41a and how it impacts divorce in South Africa. Subscribe to Sinta Ebersohn’s Youtube Channel to view past and future interviews Subscribe to the Fair Divorce Podcast to listen to all her interviews and other discussions. The recent deadline for Rule41a to be implemented in […]

Family Contribution Calculator
Quantify your contribution to your family in relation to the contribution of your partner / spouse / co-parent and apply the results to obtain meaningful future goals for your family. I developed a product to settle one of the biggest and most frustrating arguments couples with children have, whether they are together, married, separated or […]

Parental Alienation
Interviews with Alienated Familiy Members All Over the World Subscribe to Sinta Ebersohn’s Youtube Channel to see all her past and future interviews. Subscribe to the Fair Divorce Podcast to listen to all her interviews and other discussions. Alienated grandmother Debbie Grande shares the shocking story of how her daughter was systematically alienated from her […]

Child Maintenance Difficulties
Support for Parents Going Through The Child Maintenance System CMDSA is an acronym for Child Maintenance Difficulties in South Africa, a Facebook group founded by Felicity Guest in July 2014. She started the group to offer support to people going through the maintenance system as a result of her own traumatic experience with a fraudulent divorce. […]

67 Questions about Divorce
. “Generally speaking, there are two kinds of learning: experience, which is gained from your own mistakes, and wisdom, which is learned from the mistakes of others.” – John Maxwell . On Mandela day (18 July), I set out to answer 67 questions about divorce, as my goodwill contribution. It took several days of diligent […]

False Allegations as Psychological Terrorism
The Emotional & Psychological Terrorist: False Allegations in Parental Alienation Many of the cases I work with feature allegations of harm. The allegations can range from mild to severe, from a child being chastised, to a child being involved in an organised child sexual abuse gang. A case which features allegations of harm can create […]

Parental Alienation in South Africa
Radio Talk about Parental Alienation in Afrikaans I recently talked about Parental Alienation with Johan Rademan at Oggend op RSG in Afrikaans. Attorney Louise Rive joined the conversation for a legal perspective. Ek het onlangs oor Ouervervreemding gesels met Johan Rademan van Oggend op RSG in Afrikaans. Prokureur Louise Rive het saam gesels vir […]

New Legislation Forces Attorneys to Advise Mediation
Countries all over the world are realising that mediation is a much better solution for divorce than litigation. Ireland is the latest to add their new legislation, obliging attorneys to suggest mediation to their clients before opting for litigation. . In order to cut legal costs and speed up the process of dispute resolution, the […]