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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You could put in your parenting plan that he needs to go to therapy and/or take parenting classes, anger management classes, abuser programs (if applicable). I feel so bad for your kids.[/quote] In my experience it’s not a good idea to try to use a parenting plan to force a person to go to therapy. Forced therapy doesn’t really work so it’s effectively just you trying to use it to gain leverage in a custody negotiation, which will create even more loss of trust. A better approach might be to ask for joint parenting classes that both parents agree to take, either together or separately. [/quote]
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