F v M

F v M

The mother's allegations against the father are not proved; evidence of sexual abuse is weak and inconsistent, and the father is not and never has been a member of the Lodge or Illuminati. The mother engaged in alienating behaviours and exposed D to emotional and psychological harm, leading to D's reluctance to engage with his father.

Parties
Applicant: F; Respondent: M; Child: D (by his children’s guardian)
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Judgment Date
02 November 2026
Procedural Posture
Family / Fact Finding Hearing
Outcome
Mother's allegations dismissed; father's allegations of alienation and harm upheld.
Legal Topics
Alienating Behaviours, Child Contact, Sexual Abuse Allegations, Parental Rights, Asylum Proceedings
Family Law International Child Abduction Alienating Behaviours Child Contact Sexual Abuse Allegations Parental Rights Asylum Proceedings

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Parties

F

Applicant

M

Respondent

D (by his children’s guardian)

Child

Procedural Posture

Family / Fact Finding Hearing

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether the father exposed the mother to Lodge/Illuminati practices
  2. 2 Whether D suffered sexual abuse while in the father's care
  3. 3 Whether the mother engaged in alienating behaviours and emotional harm to D

Ratio Decidendi

The mother's allegations against the father are not proved; evidence of sexual abuse is weak and inconsistent, and the father is not and never has been a member of the Lodge or Illuminati. The mother engaged in alienating behaviours and exposed D to emotional and psychological harm, leading to D's reluctance to engage with his father.

Court Disposition

Mother's allegations dismissed; father's allegations of alienation and harm upheld.

Orders

  • Mother's allegations against father not proved.
  • Father's allegations of alienating behaviours and emotional harm proved.