Groundbreaking Publication · 1992
Don't Blame ME, Daddy
Distinguishing True and False Allegations
Dean Tong's pioneering work examining child sexual abuse allegations and the distinction between bona fide abuse and false accusations.
Library · Author
From the first-person reckoning of Don't Blame ME, Daddy to the forthcoming clinical-legal synthesis of Parents' Pawns — Mr. Tong's library of work on false accusation, high-conflict divorce, and the children caught between.
Groundbreaking Publication · 1992
Dean Tong's pioneering work examining child sexual abuse allegations and the distinction between bona fide abuse and false accusations.
Volume 03
A brand new work of academia that articulates everything you need to know about the intricacies of false child abuse allegations and parental alienation; including exceptions to the child hearsay rule, risk assessments, parental alienation victimization, case vignettes, and more.
Available through Amazon and directly from the publisher.
Survival Guide · Third Book
A practical legal guide featuring expert analysis, case law, and strategies for defending against false allegations.
Sequel Publication · 1997
A hard-hitting handbook exploring false accusations of child abuse, family court dynamics, and child protection systems.
Professional Resource · Digital PDF
Dean Tong's internationally published white paper explores the rise of fatherlessness in America and provides practical strategies for fathers navigating custody disputes, parental alienation, and false allegations.
Examining four decades of legal, social, and cultural change—from No Fault Divorce and CAPTA to VAWA and repressed memory cases—the paper offers a blueprint for fathers seeking to remain actively involved in their children's lives.
Instant PDF download · $12.00
Professional Resource · Product #500
Dean Tong's monograph provides practical guidance for individuals navigating divorce and custody disputes involving a spouse with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), with special emphasis on false allegations of domestic violence and child abuse.
Topics include psychological characteristics of BPD accusers, litigation strategies, interstate custody laws, UCCJA and PKPA guidance, syndrome evidence, and practical answers to commonly asked questions.
Available online for $12.00 via secure checkout.
Archive
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Peer Review
"Author Dean Tong's third book, Elusive Innocence, was published in Legal Information ALERT, a publication of the University of Florida Levin College of Law."