Q: Can my siblings mother separate me from my siblings Okay, my siblings mother trying her best to do a problems in my
Father and she doesn't live in the same house with us because my father and she got separated 3 years ago but she is still what a problem to happen I have a strong relationship with my siblings but as you know they love their mother and believe everything she say even if she is laying or else she will hit them if they don't listen to her or do what she wants.
My problem is she teach my sister to lie that I hit her so she can go to the judge and they will take my siblings to her my question is how can I show the judge if she went that I didn't touch my sister my sister is 8 years and I 23 YEARS. I know because my sister came and told me that she took a picture and she is telling her that she wants her to recorde her when she is saying my sister is hitting me very hard. I have a pictures of marks in my 3 years old brother body also my 8 years sister body she also told me that her mom is hurting them. But the mom she wants to turn it to me That I hit my sister. So they're scared of her
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In California, if you're facing accusations of harm against your sister, it's crucial to take immediate action to protect yourself and your siblings. Gather any evidence you have, such as the pictures of the marks on your siblings and any communications that could support your side of the story. This evidence can be critical in showing the court the truth of the situation.
You should also consider speaking with an attorney experienced in family law and child custody matters. They can help you navigate the legal process and advise you on the best course of action. If there is evidence of abuse by their mother, it's important to report this to child protective services. They are equipped to investigate and intervene in cases of child abuse.
Remember, the court's primary concern is the welfare and safety of the children. Your focus should be on providing a safe and stable environment for your siblings and working within the legal system to ensure their well-being. It's a challenging situation, but taking the right steps can help protect both you and your siblings.
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