Library · Author

Four Books. One Continuing Examination of False Allegations and Family Conflict

From the personal perspective presented in Don’t Blame ME, Daddy, to the clinical and legal analysis contained in Parents’ Pawns, parental alienation book. Dean Tong’s published works examine these issues through forensic analysis, case-related observations, legal concepts, and practical guidance developed in response to complex family disputes.

Don't Blame ME, Daddy
Available

Groundbreaking Publication · 1992

Don't Blame ME, Daddy

Distinguishing True and False Allegations

Don’t Blame ME, Daddy examines child sexual abuse allegations with particular attention to the difficult distinction between substantiated abuse and false accusations.The book addresses an area where careful evaluation matters because allegations can affect children, parents, custody proceedings, and broader family relationships. It presents Dean Tong’s early work concerning disputed child abuse allegations and the issues surrounding their investigation and interpretation.

Elusive Innocence
Available

Survival Guide · Third Book

Elusive Innocence

Survival Guide for the Falsely Accused

Elusive Innocence focuses on the challenges experienced by people facing false allegations and the practical issues that can emerge after an accusation has been made.

ASHES to ASHES
Out of Print

Sequel Publication · 1997

ASHES to ASHES...

Families to Dust

The handbook discusses family court dynamics, child protection systems, and the difficulties that can develop when abuse allegations become part of contested family proceedings.

Archive

Ashes to Ashes… Families to Dust is currently out of print.

Selected passages may remain available through the Author’s Products page for readers interested in Dean Tong’s earlier work concerning false allegations and family court disputes.

Peer Review

"Dean Tong’s third book, Elusive Innocence, was published in Legal Information ALERT, a publication associated with the University of Florida Levin College of Law."