In this episode, I discuss a mental exercise of asking myself "What more could I have done?" to prevent being in this situation. The short answer is, nothing. Email me at jack@silverbulletsurvivor.com.

In this episode, I discuss a mental exercise of asking myself "What more could I have done?" to prevent being in this situation. The short answer is, nothing. Email me at jack@silverbulletsurvivor.com.

In this episode, I discuss a mental exercise of asking myself "What more could I have done?" to prevent being in this situation. The short answer is, nothing.&nbsp;Email me at jack@silverbulletsurvivor.com.

15. What more could you have done?

When going through a custody battle, a "silver bullet" is when someone makes false allegations of domestic violence against their spouse to immediately remove them from the home and to start alienating the children against them.&nbsp; I went through this ordeal in 2022 and now have 50% custody of my children and, more importantly, an extremely strong bond with them. This podcast contains stories of resilience and shared wisdom learned through my journey as a father in navigating an abusive marriage, false allegations of domestic violence, parental alienation, and post-separation abuse.

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When going through a custody battle, a "silver bullet" is when someone makes false allegations of domestic violence against their spouse to immediately remove them from the home and to start alienating the children against them.  I went through this ordeal in 2022 and now have 50% custody of my children and, more importantly, an extremely strong bond with them. This podcast contains stories of resilience and shared wisdom learned through my journey as a father in navigating an abusive marriage, false allegations of domestic violence, parental alienation, and post-separation abuse.

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15. What more could you have done?