Just a little backround. I left my mom's when I was 11 to live with my Dad. After I left she filed 13 false CPS reports against my Dad. Fast forward almost 20 years my oldest son is now 11 and now she is starting with me again. I have asked her nicely to please leave my family alone, but nothing works. She has convinced herself that I am beating my son. I have asked him why she thinks this and he said she wants him to come and live with her. Great she wants my kid now after she married someone who has physically asaulted my brother and her. She is crazy. My son is very well treated and never has even hand a bruise from the hands of someone in my home. I would kill for my child and it makes me sick that the system allows her to use them as a part of her sick plan. I have spoken with them and there is nothing they will do. My only resource is to now take time off and go to court and file restraining orders. I just want a normal family sooo bad. It is so embarassing to have to tellmy IL's what is going on.
Re: Anyone else have issues with their Mom.
I would definitly get a restraining order then. I know it is time off of work, but it would mean a happied and healthier life for your son.
also, how does your son know she wants him to live with her? i would assume they have contact? I would stop all that ASAP.
I would wait for the latest allegation to be investigated and found to be unfounded. Then I would try for a restraining order. I would also not allow her any contact with myself or my child. I would make my relatives and friends aware of the situation and tell them that if they speak to her about anything regarding you and/or your child that you will limit their contact with you as well. THat way, when she makes her next report you can say "I haven't seen or had contact with my mother for X months so I have no idea where she would be in a position to know anything about my life or my child's life to make an allegation".
ditto pps
Cut off all contact now. Your relationship with her is not healthy for you or your son and therefore provides no benefit to keep in contact with her. If she continues, file the restraining order. There is nothing be embarrassed about. I'd be willing to bet more people are understanding and caring about the situation than you might expect. ((hugs)) Good luck.