Season 1. Episode 4. Seven days have passed since I foolishly sought sanctuary in your courtroom as a victim of domestic violence, as a victim of emotional abuse, and as a victim of parental alienation. Seven days ago, I still had faith in your jurisprudence, in the mandate of your office, and in your discretion to favor what is in the best interest of the safety, health, and well-being of my two children and so I petitioned your aid because the mother of my children is an abusive, manipulative bully without remorse, without empathy, and without boundaries. For five years I have advocated for my rights as a father in your courtroom, while she has played games with evading service, with not showing up for the appointed times of mediation, and with purposely missing hearings in order to avoid and delay the outcome that she knew would force her to grant visitation time for the children and I.

For all of your time on the bench, I am truly bewildered by your apparent lack of awareness concerning the severity of psychological damage, due to the inherent deeply scarring emotional traumas, suffered by children who are at the mercy of an abusive parent pursuing an agenda of parental alienation, which are even more intensely experienced by special needs children and, in particular, those with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Like my son, who was seven when I had my first hearing in your courtroom with a domestic violence victim's advocate at my side, who is now twelve years old and who will not need your opinion in another 5 years or so. I'm not sure how familiar you are with child development, but the damages of parental alienation syndrome incurred by a child from the ages of 7 to 12 can be practically irreversible, and even more so when that child has also been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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