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Child Safeguarding
4 rules · 67 kw · sev 3–5
Child Welfare & Positive Parenting
9 rules · 181 kw · sev 0–0
Coercive & Controlling Behaviour
14 rules · 152 kw · sev 3–5
Communication Failures
3 rules · 13 kw · sev 2–4
Contact & Schedule Breaches
5 rules · 41 kw · sev 2–5
De-escalation (Positive)
4 rules · 39 kw · sev 0–0
False Assertions & Misrepresentation
3 rules · 55 kw · sev 2–3
Harassment & Threats
7 rules · 64 kw · sev 2–5
Legal & Financial Manipulation
7 rules · 84 kw · sev 3–5
Manipulation & DARVO
5 rules · 37 kw · sev 2–4
Parental Alienation
8 rules · 88 kw · sev 3–5
Parenting Plan Breaches
3 rules · 18 kw · sev 3–4
Physical Violence & Assault
6 rules · 135 kw · sev 4–5
Unilateral Decision Making
5 rules · 46 kw · sev 3–4
Child Safeguarding 4 rules
5 child_school_disclosure
School or other third party contacts a parent because a child has independently disclosed a concerning incident at home
An unsolicited school contact reporting a child's disclosure is among the most evidentially significant documents in a family law case. It is independent, contemporaneous, and made by a professional with a statutory safeguarding duty. Courts give this considerable weight under PD12J.
23 keywords
school contacted me teacher contacted me teacher reached out teacher emailed school emailed class teacher called head teacher contacted deputy head contacted thought it was important to make you aware thought you should know ana came in and told ana told her teachers ana told us ksenia came in and ksenia told teachers child disclosed child reported came in and disclosed told a story recounted an incident described what happened at home came to school and told mentioned at school
4 regex patterns
(school|teacher|class\s+teacher|head\s+teacher|deputy\s+head|staff\s+member|pastoral)\s+(contacted|emailed|called|reached\s+out|got\s+in\s+touch) (ana|ksenia|she|the\s+(child|girl|daughter))\s+(came\s+in|arrived\s+at\s+school|came\s+to\s+school).{0,80}(told|said|described|reported|disclosed|recounted) (told|reported|disclosed|described).{0,40}(to\s+)?(both|her|the)\s+(teachers?|staff|class\s+teacher).{0,80}(lot\s+of\s+detail|quite\s+a\s+lot|in\s+detail|in\s+some\s+detail) (important\s+enough|felt\s+it\s+necessary|thought\s+(you|i)\s+should\s+know|wanted\s+to\s+(let\s+you|make\s+you)\s+(know|aware))
5 safeguarding_actual
Genuine child welfare or safeguarding concern
Genuine safeguarding concerns must be reported to relevant agencies. Courts apply the welfare checklist (s.1(3) Children Act 1989) and consider any risk of harm.
17 keywords
left alone unsupervised came back hurt came back dirty hasn't eaten wasn't dressed drinking around the children drugs substance intoxicated with the kids violence in front of witnessed scared of going doesn't want to go because came home distressed bruising marks on them
3 safeguarding_weaponised
Safeguarding language used disproportionately or as a weapon — including conditional threats to report, implicit escalation, or reclassifying a concern as safeguarding under pressure
Repeated, unsubstantiated safeguarding reports are recognised as a form of coercive control and litigation abuse. Courts take a dim view of weaponised safeguarding, particularly where concerns are initially framed as 'not safeguarding' and later reclassified under pressure.
22 keywords
i'll call social services reporting you to i'll report you going to call cafcass about i'll tell the court you social services will hear about this i'm contacting the school about your calling the police about your parenting be seen as a safeguarding seen as a safeguarding concern put a red flag against you put a flag against you schools have a duty to report school has a duty to report duty to report to social services mandatory reporting flag at school flagged at school safeguarding concern about you safeguarding issue about you what you are asking our child to do can very much be seen as safeguarding
4 regex patterns
if you (don'?t|won'?t|refuse|fail|continue|keep).{0,80}(safeguard|social services|school|report|cafcass) (safeguard|red flag|duty to report).{0,80}if you (don'?t|won'?t|refuse|fail) (can|could|may|might|will)\s+be\s+(seen as|considered|viewed as|classified as)\s+a?\s*safeguarding (concern|issue|flag)\s+(for|at|with)\s+(the\s+)?(school|cafcass|social services|jane|teacher)
3 medical_neglect_claim
Claim of medical neglect that may be disproportionate
5 keywords
not taking them to refusing treatment neglecting their health won't get them seen ignoring their medical needs
Child Welfare & Positive Parenting 9 rules
0 maintenance_payment_confirmed
Confirmation that child maintenance has been paid or arranged
Regular maintenance payments demonstrate financial responsibility towards the children. Relevant to s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist — parental capability to meet children's needs.
11 keywords
maintenance paid payment made payment sent transferred the maintenance i've paid payment is in maintenance is in child support paid cms payment paid maintenance maintenance transfer
3 regex patterns
(maintenance|child support|payment).{0,30}(paid|sent|transferred|done|made|in your account) (i.?ve|i have).{0,20}(paid|transferred|sent).{0,30}(maintenance|child support|payment) (payment|transfer).{0,20}(should|will|has).{0,20}(clear|arrive|be with you|show)
0 child_activity_involvement
Parent actively arranging, attending, or supporting children's activities
Active involvement in children's activities demonstrates engaged parenting. Relevant to s.1(3)(b) — children's educational and developmental needs — and s.1(3)(f) parental capability.
30 keywords
took them to took her to took him to i took the kids football training swimming lesson dance class gymnastics ballet tennis lesson cricket rugby training music lesson piano lesson drama class art class karate martial arts scouts brownies cubs sport session training session club tonight picked them up from picked her up from collected them from they had a great session they loved it they really enjoyed
3 regex patterns
(took|taken|taking|dropped?|bringing|drove|driven).{0,20}(them|her|him|the kids?|the children|the girls?|anastasia|ksenia).{0,30}(to\s+)?(football|swimming|ballet|dance|gym|sport|training|lesson|class|club|session|practice|gymnastics|karate|tennis|cricket|scouts|brownies) (collected?|picked\s+up).{0,20}(them|her|him|the kids?|the children|anastasia|ksenia).{0,20}(from|after)\s+(football|swimming|ballet|dance|gym|sport|training|lesson|class|club|session|practice) (football|swimming|ballet|dance|gym|sports?|training|lesson|class|club|session|practice|activity).{0,30}(went well|they enjoyed|they loved|brilliant|great fun|well done|she loved|he loved)
0 medical_appointment_confirmed
Parent attending or arranging a child's medical or dental appointment
Attending and arranging children's medical appointments is a core indicator of parental capability under s.1(3)(f) of the welfare checklist.
26 keywords
gp appointment doctor's appointment dentist appointment took them to the gp took her to the doctor took him to the dentist optician appointment booked the appointment appointment booked hospital appointment follow-up appointment seen by the doctor doctor confirmed gp says all clear from the gp prescription collected picked up the prescription vaccination done jab done booster done health visitor school nurse paediatric appointment physio appointment speech therapy therapy appointment
3 regex patterns
(took|taken|taking|booked|attended|had).{0,20}(them|her|him|the kids?|anastasia|ksenia).{0,30}(to|for|at)\s+(the\s+)?(gp|doctor|dentist|optician|hospital|clinic|paediatri|physio|speech\s+therapy) (appointment|checkup|check.?up|consultation).{0,30}(done|complete|went well|all good|confirmed|booked|attended) (gp|doctor|dentist|hospital|clinic).{0,30}(confirmed|says?|said|advised|recommended|cleared|checked)
0 school_engagement_confirmed
Parent attending school events, parents' evenings, or actively supporting education
School engagement — attending events, communicating with teachers, supporting homework — demonstrates active involvement in the child's education. Relevant to s.1(3)(b) and s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist.
24 keywords
parents evening parent's evening parent evening school play school sports day sports day school concert nativity school trip spoke to the teacher spoke to the school teacher says teacher said school report helped with homework revision reading with them school run dropped them at school picked them up from school sen review ehcp meeting open evening open day at school
3 regex patterns
(parents?['']?\s+evening|sports\s+day|school\s+(play|concert|nativity|trip|event|meeting)).{0,30}(attended|went|was there|went well|she (said|did)|he (said|did)) (school|teacher|headteacher).{0,30}(said|confirmed|reported|noted|emailed|called).{0,40}(well|good|progress|improving|happy|settled) (helped?|supporting|support).{0,20}(them|her|him|the kids?|anastasia|ksenia).{0,20}(with\s+)?(homework|revision|reading|project|coursework)
0 handover_confirmed
A smooth, child-focused handover completed without incident
Cooperative and incident-free handovers demonstrate child-focused co-parenting. A pattern of smooth handovers is positive evidence under s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist.
18 keywords
handover was fine drop off was fine pick up was fine handover went well collection went well drop off went well they arrived safely arrived safe arrived home safe they're with you now they're home back home now arrived on time on time for pickup on time for handover dropped off as agreed collected as agreed arrived as agreed
3 regex patterns
(handover|drop.?off|pick.?up|collection|transfer).{0,30}(went well|was fine|was smooth|no issues?|all good|completed|done|on time|as agreed|without issue) (they.?re|he.?s|she.?s|the kids? are|children are).{0,20}(home|with you|with me|arrived|here|safe|settled)\b (arrived|dropped? off|collected?|handed? over).{0,20}(safely|as agreed|on time|without issue|no problems?)
0 order_compliance_confirmed
Explicit compliance with court orders, consent orders, or parenting agreements
Actively following court orders and parenting agreements is a key indicator of parental responsibility. Relevant to s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist.
12 keywords
as per the order as per our agreement in line with the order as the court ordered as per the consent order sticking to the arrangement keeping to the agreement complying with as planned as we agreed i'm following the order i will follow the order
3 regex patterns
(as per|in line with|in accordance with|following|complying with|keeping to|sticking to).{0,40}(the\s+)?(order|agreement|arrangement|plan|consent\s+order|parenting\s+plan) (as|exactly as|just as).{0,20}(we agreed|the order says|the court ordered|the plan says|agreed) (i.?m|i.?ve|i.?ll|i will|i have|i am).{0,20}(following|sticking to|keeping to|complying with|adhering to).{0,20}(the\s+)?(order|arrangement|plan|agreement)
0 mediation_professional_engagement
Parent engaging constructively with mediation, CAFCASS, or professional co-parenting support
Voluntary engagement with mediation and professional support demonstrates a child-focused approach to dispute resolution. Highly relevant to s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist.
18 keywords
i attended mediation attended the miam i spoke to cafcass met with cafcass co-parenting counselling co-parenting support parenting coordinator family consultant i've booked mediation booked the mediation mediator confirmed mediator says completed the miam miam completed miam attended family therapy family mediation spoke with the mediator
3 regex patterns
(attended|attending|completed?|booked?|spoke\s+to|met\s+with|engaged?\s+with).{0,30}(mediat|cafcass|miam|co.?parenting\s+(support|counsell|coordinator)|parenting\s+coordinator|family\s+consultant) (mediator|cafcass\s+officer|family\s+consultant).{0,40}(confirmed|said|suggested|recommended|noted|met with) (miam|mediation|cafcass).{0,30}(done|complete|completed|attended|booked|confirmed)
0 child_welfare_check
Parent proactively checking on or sharing the child's wellbeing with the other parent
Proactively sharing information about the child's wellbeing with the other parent demonstrates co-operative parenting and genuine child focus. Relevant to s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist.
24 keywords
just wanted to check how how are they getting on how is she getting on wanted to check in checking in on hope they're well how has she been how has he been how have they been thought you'd want to know update on how they are they seem happy they seem settled they're doing really well she seemed happy he seemed happy they're in good spirits she ate well he ate well they slept well sleeping well eating well health is good all well here
3 regex patterns
(just|wanted to|thought i.?d).{0,20}(check|update|let you know|share).{0,40}(how (they.?re?|she.?s?|he.?s?)|they are|she is|he is) (they.?re?|she.?s?|he.?s?|the kids? are|children are|anastasia|ksenia).{0,20}(doing (really |very |so )?(well|great|good)|happy|settled|well|fine|healthy|in good health) (hope|hoping).{0,20}(they.?re?|she.?s?|he.?s?|the kids? are).{0,20}(well|good|ok|happy|enjoying|settled)
0 cooperative_communication
Positive, child-focused communication that facilitates effective co-parenting
Cooperative, child-focused communication demonstrates willingness to co-parent effectively. A key positive indicator under s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist and CAFCASS parental capability assessment.
18 keywords
thank you for thanks for letting me know i appreciate you that works for me happy to arrange happy to help let's work out let's sort out what works for you happy to be flexible for the best interests of for the children i want to work together working together let me know what you think open to suggestions i'll be flexible flexible about
4 regex patterns
(thank\s+(you|you\s+so\s+much)|thanks\s+(for|so\s+much)).{0,60}(let(ting)?\s+(me|us)\s+know|sorting|arranging|confirming|updating|organising|being flexible|the update) (happy|glad|willing|pleased).{0,30}(to\s+)?(discuss|help|arrange|organise|sort|be flexible|work together|co.?operate) (for\s+the\s+(best\s+interests?|sake|benefit|good).{0,10}(of\s+)?(the\s+)?(children|kids?|girls?|anastasia|ksenia)) (let.?s|shall\s+we).{0,20}(work\s+out|sort\s+out|arrange|agree|coordinate|figure\s+out)
Coercive & Controlling Behaviour 14 rules
5 child_emotional_abandonment_threat
Telling a child that the other parent will leave, disappear, or not be there — used to emotionally manipulate the child or the other parent through the child
Telling a child that a parent will abandon them or leave if conditions are not met is a recognised form of emotional abuse and parental alienation. Under PD12J and CAFCASS guidance, this is treated as a serious welfare concern affecting the child's emotional security.
20 keywords
daddy won't be here daddy will leave daddy will go away mummy won't be here mummy will leave mummy will go away won't have a daddy won't have a mummy you won't see daddy you won't see mummy daddy doesn't want to see you mummy doesn't want to see you won't be around anymore told her you would leave told him you would leave if i'm not kind if daddy is not kind if mummy is not nice told the children you are leaving said you don't want them
3 regex patterns
(told?|said|explained)\s+(to\s+)?(ana|ksenia|her|him|them|the\s+(children|kids|girls?))\s+(that\s+)?(daddy|mummy|dad|mum|papa|mama)\s+(won.?t|will\s+not|is\s+going\s+to|will)\s+(be\s+here|be\s+around|come\s+back|see\s+(you|them)|want\s+(you|them)) (if\s+(i.?m|daddy|mummy|dad|mum)\s+(not|isn.?t)\s+\w+).{0,60}(won.?t|will\s+not|isn.?t\s+going\s+to)\s+(be\s+here|come|stay|be\s+around|see\s+(you|them)) (daddy|mummy|dad|mum)\s+(won.?t\s+be\s+here|is\s+leaving|doesn.?t\s+want\s+(you|us)|is\s+going\s+away)
4 demand_escalation_cycle
Repeating demand → threat escalation cycle detected across messages
A pattern of demands followed by escalating threats is a recognised behaviour in coercive control under the Serious Crime Act 2015.
Auto-detect: cross_message
4 household_rules_imposed
Imposing rules or conditions on the other parent's household
Controlling the other parent's household violates parental autonomy. Unreasonable household rules are unlikely to be supported by a court.
15 keywords
at your house you must you cannot let them you cannot let her you cannot let him you are not allowed to i forbid you i expect you to they are not to i require you to i don't want them eating i don't want them watching i don't want them seeing you are not to let i won't allow you have no right to
6 regex patterns
(when (they'?re?|they\s+are|she'?s?|she\s+is|he'?s?|he\s+is|the (kids?|children|girls?)\s+(are|were)) (with|at) you).{0,80}(you (must|have to|cannot|can'?t|should not|mustn'?t)|they (must|cannot|are not|should not)) (i (do not|don'?t|will not|won'?t) (want|allow|permit)).{0,60}((them|her|him|the (kids?|children|girls?)) (to\b|eating|watching|seeing|doing|going|having)) (you (are|'re) not (to|allowed to)).{0,60}(let|allow|take|give|introduce|bring) (i'?m\s+telling\s+you).{0,40}(you (cannot|can'?t|must|have to|are not)) (bedtime|bed\s+time).{0,40}(must be|has to be|should be|is to be|no later than).{0,20}(when|at your|in your) (no\s+(screens?|tv|junk|sugar|sweets?|games?)).{0,40}(at your|in your|when (they'?re?|they\s+are|she'?s?|he'?s?) with you)
4 parenting_plan_override
Attempting to override, ignore or unilaterally rewrite the parenting plan
Unilaterally overriding a parenting plan or consent order is in contempt of the court. Courts take a serious view of one parent acting as if the agreed arrangement does not apply.
7 keywords
the plan doesn't apply i'm changing the arrangement the plan is irrelevant forget the plan i'm ignoring the order that doesn't apply anymore i've decided to change
5 regex patterns
(the\s+)?(parenting\s+plan|court\s+order|consent\s+order|arrangement).{0,60}(doesn'?t\s+(apply|matter|count)|is\s+(irrelevant|void|outdated|old|no longer)) (i'?m?\s+)(changing|overriding|ignoring|disregarding)\s+(the\s+)?(plan|order|arrangement|agreement) (i'?m?\s+(changing|overriding|ignoring|disregarding)|i\s+am\s+(changing|ignoring|overriding))\s+(the\s+)?(plan|order|arrangement|agreement) (we'?re?\s+doing|i'?ve?\s+decided|i\s+have\s+decided)\s+.{0,40}(instead|from now on|going forward)\s+.{0,40}(regardless|whether you (agree|like it)) (the|that)\s+(plan|order|agreement)\s+(was|is)\s+(made up|one-sided|not valid|unfair|doesn'?t count)
4 relationship_restriction
Restricting the other parent's right to have a new relationship
Attempting to control a co-parent's personal relationships constitutes coercive control and has no legal standing unless a specific court order exists.
12 keywords
girlfriend boyfriend new partner new relationship not allowed to introduce sleeping over months before introducing can't have not ready for inappropriate to have until we've been separated too soon to introduce
4 financial_control
Using finances as a control mechanism
Financial coercion is a recognised form of domestic abuse relevant to DA considerations in family proceedings.
8 keywords
i'll stop paying i'll reduce payments don't deserve you'll get nothing i control the money i'll cut off financial support if you don't pay for it yourself then
4 parental_lockout
Locking the other parent out of the family home or preventing re-entry — including when children are present
Excluding a parent and/or child from the family home is a form of coercive control under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021. Where children are present, it also raises immediate safeguarding concerns about the child's distress and security.
14 keywords
locked me out locked us out locked me outside locked us outside wouldn't let me in refused to open the door changed the locks barred from the house shut out of the house locked the door on me locked the door on us left outside left on the doorstep left standing outside
4 regex patterns
(she|he)\s+(locked|shut)\s+(me|us|the\s+(children|kids|girls?))\s+(out|outside) (locked|shut)\s+(the\s+)?(door|us|me)\s+(out|outside|on\s+(me|us)) (wouldn.?t|refused\s+to|wouldn.?t\s+let\s+(me|us))\s+(back\s+in|in(side)?|open\s+the\s+door) (left|standing|stood|sitting)\s+(outside|on\s+the\s+(doorstep|step|street))\s+(with\s+the\s+(child|children|kids?|ana|ksenia))?
4 child_endangerment_driving
Driving or threatening to drive with a child in circumstances where it is medically prohibited or unsafe — e.g. post-operative, post-caesarean, disqualified, or impaired
Driving with a child when medically prohibited (e.g. post-caesarean, where DVLA and clinical guidance prohibit driving) constitutes reckless endangerment of the child. This is relevant to the court's assessment of parental capability under s.1(3)(f) and risk of harm under s.1(3)(e) Children Act 1989.
18 keywords
post caesarean post c-section after the caesarean after her c-section not allowed to drive not cleared to drive not supposed to drive banned from driving disqualified from driving shouldn't be driving medically unfit to drive threatened to drive said she would drive said he would drive drive the kids drive the children drive ana drive ksenia
4 regex patterns
(post.?(caesarean|c.section|op|surgery|natal)).{0,80}(driv|drive|drove|driving|car) (not\s+(allowed|cleared|supposed|meant|fit)\s+to\s+drive).{0,60}(but|and|yet|still|anyway|regardless) (threatened\s+to|said\s+she.?d|said\s+she\s+would|insisted\s+on)\s+driv\w+.{0,60}(ana|ksenia|the\s+(child|children|kids?|girls?)) (driv\w+).{0,40}(despite|even\s+though|although).{0,40}(post.?(caesarean|c.section|op|surgery)|not\s+(allowed|cleared|supposed|meant)\s+to)
4 conditional_authority_escalation
Conditional threat to involve school, therapist, mediator, or other professionals as leverage — framed as a consequence if the other parent does not comply
Threatening to involve school staff, therapists, or mediators as a consequence of non-compliance is a recognised pressure tactic. It can constitute coercive control where the intent is to intimidate rather than genuinely seek support (Domestic Abuse Act 2021).
13 keywords
address it with jane discuss it with jane address this at school discuss this at school raise it with the school tell the school about speak to jane about this bring this up with jane we can take this to mediation if address this at mediation if we can discuss it further at school can address it at school if raise this with her teacher
3 regex patterns
(if you (don'?t|won'?t|refuse|fail|are not willing|continue|keep)).{0,80}(school|jane|therapist|mediator|mediation|teacher|headteacher|social|cafcass|gp|health visitor) (we can|i will|i'?ll|i am going to)\s+(address|discuss|raise|take|bring)\s+(it|this|the matter|the issue|the concern).{0,60}(school|jane|mediator|mediation|teacher|social|cafcass) within your right.{0,100}(we can|i will|i'?ll|address|discuss|raise|take|bring).{0,60}(school|jane|mediation|teacher)
4 coercive_consent
Demanding consent or agreement under threat or ultimatum — not a legitimate request
Consent obtained under ultimatum or threat is not freely given. This pattern is relevant to coercive control under the Serious Crime Act 2015 and relevant to the court's assessment of co-parenting conduct.
10 keywords
you have no choice you don't have a choice this is not a request this is not up for discussion i'm telling you, not asking you will agree i need you to agree or agree or i will sign or i'll you must agree
6 regex patterns
(agree|sign|accept|comply).{0,40}(or (i'?ll?|i will|we will|you will)).{0,60}(court|solicitor|cafcass|police|ss|social services|report|tell|contact|apply|deny|stop|remove) (if you (don'?t|won'?t|refuse|fail to) (agree|sign|accept|comply)).{0,80}(i'?ll?|i will|you (won'?t|will not|can'?t)) you (have|'?ve got) (no|zero) (choice|option|say) (this is|it'?s) (not (a|an) (request|discussion|negotiation|debate)|final|non.?negotiable) (i'?m |i am )(telling|informing) you.{0,30}not (asking|requesting) (last|final)\s+(warning|chance|opportunity).{0,60}(agree|sign|comply|accept)
3 forced_engagement_cycle
Repeated last-minute plan changes forcing continued contact — cross-message pattern
Repeatedly creating new issues or changing plans at short notice is a recognised tactic to maintain control and prevent the other parent from disengaging. Relevant to coercive control under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021.
Auto-detect: cross_message
3 surveillance_demands
Demanding information about the other parent's activities, location, or relationships
Surveillance demands on a co-parent are a feature of coercive control.
9 keywords
where were you who were you with i need to know where tell me where you must inform me i need a full itinerary i want details of why weren't you answering i need to know what you were doing
3 coercive_dominance
Figurative language describing a pattern of domination, overriding decisions, or refusing to be accountable — distinct from physical contact
A pattern of overriding agreed decisions, refusing accountability, and dominating co-parenting communication is relevant to coercive control findings under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021.
19 keywords
push me around push you around pushing me around do a 180 did a 180 does a 180 completely changes their mind says one thing and does another moves the goalposts moved the goalposts can't take you at your word don't take you at your word never take you at your word can't trust what you say can't trust your word won't be held accountable refuses to be accountable never takes responsibility takes no responsibility
5 regex patterns
push(ing)?\s+(me|you|him|her|them)\s+around\b (do|did|does|doing)\s+a\s+180\b (move|moved|moving|keeps?\s+moving)\s+the\s+goalposts? (say|says|said)\s+one\s+thing\s+and\s+(do|does|did)\s+another (can'?t|won'?t|don'?t)\s+take\s+(your|their|his|her)\s+word
3 monitoring_child
Monitoring or interrogating the child about the other parent
Using children as informants causes emotional harm and is viewed negatively by CAFCASS.
7 keywords
told me you children told me kids said you i asked them and they said children mentioned they told me what you i know what you said to them
Communication Failures 3 rules
4 stonewalling_urgent
Ignoring urgent or emergency communications
Failure to respond to urgent communications regarding a child's welfare is a serious co-parenting failure.
Auto-detect: no_response_urgent
3 refusal_to_communicate
Outright refusal to engage in co-parenting communication
Refusing to communicate about the child impedes co-parenting and is viewed negatively by courts.
7 keywords
i'm not talking to you don't contact me stop messaging me i'll only communicate through my solicitor don't call me i'm blocking you stop contacting me
2 inappropriate_tone
Persistently inappropriate or hostile communication tone
6 keywords
i don't care not my problem deal with it yourself figure it out not interested whatever
Contact & Schedule Breaches 5 rules
5 contact_denial
Withholding, refusing, or obstructing agreed contact
Denying contact in breach of a court order is contempt of court (s.11J Children Act 1989). Even without an order, persistent denial is a serious welfare concern.
12 keywords
not coming this weekend can't see them won't let you i've decided you can't contact is cancelled they're not going you won't be seeing them stopping contact refusing to hand over i'm keeping them they don't want to go i'm not sending them
4 using_child_as_messenger
Using the child to pass messages between parents
Using children as message carriers places them in an inappropriate middle position and causes emotional harm.
8 keywords
tell your dad tell your mum ask them to get them to tell pass on the message they can tell you themselves ask the children to i'll have them tell you
4 deleting_contact_app
Threatening or actioning removal of shared communication/contact app
Deliberately removing agreed communication channels obstructs co-parenting and may breach court orders.
7 keywords
deleting the app removing the app blocking you turning off no longer using i'm done with this app uninstalling
3 schedule_change_unilateral
Attempting to change the agreed schedule without discussion
Unilateral schedule changes undermine the agreed parenting structure and child's stability.
8 keywords
changing the schedule rearranging contact i've decided you'll now have them i'm changing the arrangement new arrangement from now on we're going to do it differently
2 late_handover
Persistent or repeated late handovers
Repeated late handovers disrupt the child's routine and may be deliberate obstruction.
Auto-detect: pattern
6 keywords
running late be there in stuck in traffic can't make it on time delayed going to be late
De-escalation (Positive) 4 rules
0 de_escalation
Attempt to de-escalate conflict or focus on the children's welfare
Evidence of de-escalation attempts demonstrates willingness to co-parent and is viewed positively by courts.
13 keywords
let's focus on the children for the kids for the children let's keep this civil i'd like to resolve can we discuss let's work this out i'm happy to talk i want what's best for let's try to be mature about i'm willing to can we find a solution in the best interests of
0 compliance
Compliance with a co-parenting request
10 keywords
i agree ok i'll that's fine of course i'll make sure i can do that agreed no problem i'll sort that i'll arrange
0 constructive_communication
Constructive, child-focused communication
8 keywords
they had a great time they enjoyed they're doing well wanted to let you know update on thought you'd want to know sharing information keeping you informed
0 mediation_suggestion
Suggesting mediation or professional support
8 keywords
mediation mediator family counselling co-parenting support cafcass let's get some help with professional support parenting coordinator
False Assertions & Misrepresentation 3 rules
3 legal_process_misrepresentation
Asserting incorrect legal process requirements or obligations to drive compliance — e.g. claiming the other party must attend, pay, or use a specific professional when they have no such obligation
Asserting false legal requirements to compel compliance is a recognised manipulation tactic. Common misrepresentations include: claiming the other party must pay for the sender's MIAM (each party pays their own), that they must use the sender's solicitor/barrister (no such obligation exists), or that a C100 is required to approve a consent order (consent orders follow Form D81/A process, not C100). A pattern of misrepresentations — rather than a single error — is relevant to coercive control findings under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 s.1.
31 keywords
you have to pay for my miam you have to pay for her miam you have to pay for his miam you have to pay for my solicitor you have to pay for my barrister you have to pay for her barrister you have to use my solicitor you have to use my barrister you have to use their solicitor you are required to pay legally required to pay you are legally obliged to pay it is your legal obligation that is your legal responsibility the law requires you to by law you must legally you must legally you cannot you have no legal right to you have no legal right you are liable for you must cover the cost of you have to fund the court requires you to cafcass requires you to you must attend miam you have to attend miam you have to get a c100 you need to apply for a c100 you have to apply to court for you are required by law to apply
5 regex patterns
you\s+(have\s+to|must|are\s+required\s+to|are\s+obliged\s+to|need\s+to)\s+(pay\s+(for|her|his|their|the|my)|fund|cover\s+the|attend\s+(the\s+)?(miam|mediation)|use\s+(her|his|their|my)\s+(solicitor|barrister|lawyer|firm)) it.?s\s+your\s+(legal\s+)?(responsibility|obligation|duty|liability)\s+to\s+(pay|fund|cover|attend|use|agree|sign|get) (the\s+)?(law|court|cafcass|legislation|statute|family\s+court)\s+(says?|states?|requires?|demands?|orders?)\s+(you|that\s+you)\s+(must|have\s+to|need\s+to|are\s+required\s+to) legally\s+(you\s+)?(must|have\s+to|need\s+to|cannot|can.?t|are\s+required\s+to|are\s+obliged\s+to) you\s+have\s+no\s+choice\s+but\s+to\s+(pay|attend|use|agree|sign|accept|comply|fund|get\s+a)
3 authority_citation_to_coerce
Citing authority figures (court, CAFCASS, solicitor, mediator) to misrepresent what the other party is obliged to do — distinct from legitimate legal advice sharing
Misusing the authority of the court, CAFCASS, or legal professionals to misrepresent the other parent's obligations is a form of psychological coercion. A sender's solicitor's advice concerns the sender's own position — it cannot impose legal obligations on the recipient. Where this pattern is repeated, it is relevant to coercive control findings (DA Act 2021).
14 keywords
the judge will make you the judge said you have to the court will force you cafcass will say you have to cafcass says you must cafcass confirmed you have to my solicitor says you have to my solicitor says you must my barrister says you are required the mediator said you must legally advised that you have to i've been told legally you must the court will not allow you to it is not allowed by law
3 regex patterns
(the\s+(court|judge|magistrate)|cafcass|my\s+(solicitor|barrister|lawyer)|the\s+mediator)\s+(says?|confirms?|told\s+me|has\s+advised|stated)\s+(that\s+)?(you\s+)?(must|have\s+to|cannot|can.?t|are\s+required\s+to|will\s+(have\s+to|be\s+made\s+to|be\s+forced\s+to)) (i.?ve\s+been|i\s+have\s+been)\s+(legally\s+)?(advised|told|informed|confirmed)\s+(that\s+)?(you\s+)?(must|have\s+to|cannot|are\s+required\s+to|have\s+no\s+choice) (the\s+(court|judge|cafcass|magistrate))\s+will\s+(make|order|force|require|compel)\s+you\s+to
2 repeated_factual_error
Repeated assertion of a factual claim that appears to be incorrect — may be an honest mistake (low severity individually) but review for pattern across messages
Individual instances may be innocent mistakes, but a pattern of asserting false 'agreements' or obligations the other party never accepted is relevant to DARVO and manipulation findings. Courts assess credibility by cross-referencing claimed agreements against the message record.
10 keywords
you agreed to you promised to you said you would pay we agreed you would pay you told me you would that was the agreement you committed to you accepted that you confirmed you would you assured me
1 regex pattern
you\s+(agreed|promised|said|told\s+me|confirmed|assured\s+me|committed)\s+(to|that\s+you\s+would|you\s+would)\s+(pay|fund|cover|attend|use|sign|accept|allow|give|provide)
Harassment & Threats 7 rules
5 direct_threat
Direct threat of harm, violence, or serious consequence
Direct threats are relevant to non-molestation orders and safety concerns under s.1 Children Act 1989.
7 keywords
i'll hurt you i will hurt you'll regret this make you pay you'll be sorry i'll destroy you watch yourself
4 regex patterns
i('ll| will) (hurt|harm|destroy|ruin|kill|attack|come for) you('ll| will) (regret|pay for|be sorry) watch (your|your self|out) make (you|your life) (pay|hell|miserable)
5 parenting_attack
Direct personal attack on the other parent's fitness or character as a parent
Direct attacks on parenting character are highly relevant to demonstrating poor co-parenting conduct and the impact on children's wellbeing.
35 keywords
shit dad shit father shit parent shit mum shit mother bad dad bad father bad mother bad parent terrible dad terrible father terrible mother terrible parent worst dad worst father worst mother worst parent useless dad useless father useless parent you don't care about the kids you don't care about the children you never cared you never cared about them you're not a real father you're not a real dad you don't deserve them you don't deserve to be a parent failed as a father failed as a parent failed as a dad never been there never there for you'll ruin them you're damaging them
3 regex patterns
(pathetic|useless|disgusting|disgraceful|shameful)\s+(excuse for|as)\s+a\s+(father|dad|parent|mother|mum) (worst|terrible|awful|appalling)\s+(father|dad|parent|mother|mum)\s+(i('ve|\s+have)\s+ever|possible|imaginable) (never|don'?t)\s+(loved?|car(e|ed))\s+(about\s+)?(them|the kids?|the children|the girls?|anastasia|ksenia)
4 veiled_threat
Implied or indirect threat intended to intimidate
Veiled threats demonstrate a pattern of intimidation relevant to coercive control.
8 keywords
just wait you'll see you'll find out mark my words you won't get away with don't push me you don't know what i'm capable of keep it up and see what happens
4 stop_request_ignored
Continued messaging after a stop-contact request — cross-message pattern detected
Continuing to contact someone after a clear request to stop is harassment under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 s.1.
Auto-detect: cross_message
3 aggressive_language
Hostile, abusive or demeaning language
Abusive language towards co-parent demonstrates inability to communicate respectfully, relevant to child welfare.
14 keywords
you're pathetic you're useless you're a terrible parent you're an idiot shut up stop being stupid ridiculous you're delusional you're crazy you're insane mental you're a joke laughable disgraceful
3 message_flooding
Excessive volume of messages in short time (automated detection)
Message flooding is a recognised harassment behaviour under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.
Auto-detect: volume
2 out_of_hours_contact
Repeated contact outside agreed/reasonable hours (late night, early morning)
Unreasonable contact hours demonstrate lack of boundaries and potential harassment.
Auto-detect: hours
Legal & Financial Manipulation 7 rules
5 legal_coercion
Using court, solicitors or mediation as a coercive threat to force compliance — not as a legitimate communication
Using court proceedings as a coercive weapon rather than a legitimate last resort is a recognised form of litigation abuse. Note: mentioning mediation or court as an open suggestion is NOT flagged — only conditional/threatening framing.
11 keywords
i'll take you to court i'll take this to court i'll apply for a court order i'll get a non-mol i'll have you arrested i'll report you to cafcass i'll make sure the court knows i'll make sure the judge knows i'll make sure cafcass knows my solicitor will contact you my solicitor will be in touch
6 regex patterns
if you (don'?t|won'?t|refuse|fail|keep|continue).{0,60}(court|solicitor|legal|mediation|hearing|judge|cafcass|order) unless you.{0,60}(court|solicitor|legal|mediation|hearing|judge|cafcass) (court|solicitor|legal action|hearing).{0,60}if you (don'?t|won'?t|refuse|fail) (i'?ll|i will|i am going to|i'm going to)\s+(take you to court|go to court|get a court order|apply to court|contact my solicitor|go to my solicitor|instruct my solicitor) (i'?ll|i will)\s+(make sure|ensure)\s+(the\s+)?(court|judge|cafcass|solicitor)\s+(know|hear|see|find out|is aware) you (had better|better|need to).{0,40}(or i'?ll|or i will|otherwise).{0,40}(court|solicitor|legal)
4 false_allegations
Making or threatening false allegations
Making false allegations is perjury. Courts can make adverse findings against parents who raise false or exaggerated allegations.
7 keywords
i'll tell them you i'll say you i'll report that you i could always say it would be a shame if people knew i'll make sure people know i'll tell everyone
4 dla_misappropriation
Unilaterally taking, redirecting, or retaining a child's disability benefit (DLA/PIP) or other child-specific payment without agreement
DLA/PIP paid in respect of a child is intended for the child's benefit. Unilaterally retaining or redirecting it without agreement is financial abuse and may constitute theft. Courts view misappropriation of a child's benefits seriously under s.1(3)(f) welfare checklist (parental capability).
23 keywords
taken the dla taking the dla kept the dla keeping the dla dla is hers dla is his dla for herself dla for himself removed the dla credited herself credited himself added dla as a credit kept dla dla credit pip payment taken the pip disability allowance ana's dla ksenia's dla child's dla the kids' dla dla into her account dla into his account
2 regex patterns
(taken?|kept|kept|removed|redirected|credited|adding|added)\s+(the\s+)?(ana.?s|ksenia.?s|child.?s|kids?.?s?)?\s*(dla|pip|disability\s+(living\s+)?allowance) (dla|pip|disability\s+allowance).{0,60}(into\s+(her|his|their)\s+(own\s+)?account|as\s+a\s+credit|credited\s+to\s+(herself|himself)|kept\s+(it|herself|himself))
3 legal_threat_repeated
Repeated references to legal action without coercive framing — may indicate litigation anxiety or pressure
Frequent references to legal proceedings, even without direct threats, can indicate a pattern of using legal processes to exert pressure.
6 keywords
i'm going to court i'm going to my solicitor i've taken legal advice i've spoken to a lawyer i'll apply for i'll go back to court
2 regex patterns
(my solicitor (says?|told me|advises?|has confirmed)).{0,80}(you (must|have to|should|cannot|can'?t)|this means) i'?ve?\s+spoken\s+to\s+my\s+solicitor\s+about\s+you
3 cms_csa_threat
Using child maintenance as leverage or threat
Using CMS/CSA as a threat rather than using it appropriately is a form of financial coercion.
9 keywords
csa cms child maintenance maintenance payments i'll reduce i'll stop paying i'll go through cms take you to csa i'll report to cms
3 property_asset_threat
Threats relating to property or shared assets
7 keywords
i'll take the house you'll lose everything i own everything i'll freeze the accounts you'll get nothing in the divorce selling the house without i'm entitled to
3 shared_expense_manipulation
Unilaterally changing, removing, or refusing to honour agreed shared expense arrangements — including expense-splitting apps
Agreed expense-sharing arrangements are a form of co-parenting agreement. Unilateral changes without discussion undermine financial cooperation and may constitute a breach of any existing financial order or parenting plan.
21 keywords
removed my expenses deleted my expenses removed from the app removed from splitwise deleted from the app taken off the app unilaterally removed changed the split refused to pay won't contribute stopped contributing won't split removed your claim rejected the expense declined the expense taking herself off took herself off the app no longer using the app removed items from deleted items from cancelled the expenses
3 regex patterns
(removed?|deleted?|taken?\s+off|cancel+ed?)\s+(my|your|the|our)\s+(expenses?|costs?|claims?|items?)\s+(from|on|in)\s+(the\s+)?(app|splitwise|splitt\w+|billing|shared\s+\w+) (unilaterally|without\s+(my\s+)?agreement|without\s+discussing|without\s+telling\s+me).{0,60}(removed?|deleted?|changed?|cancel+ed?|refused?).{0,40}(expenses?|split|app|payment|costs?) (expense|cost|payment|item)\s+(rejected|declined|removed|deleted|cancelled).{0,40}(without|unilaterally|just|suddenly)
Manipulation & DARVO 5 rules
4 gaslighting
Denying prior agreements, conversations, or events (gaslighting)
Gaslighting is a feature of psychological abuse and coercive control (DA Act 2021).
11 keywords
never said that that never happened you're imagining things that's not what was agreed i never agreed to there's no record of you made that up that's not what i said you misunderstood you're twisting my words you're paranoid
4 darvo_reversal
DARVO pattern: sender accused, then rapidly reverses blame onto the other parent — cross-message pattern detected
DARVO (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender) is a recognised psychological manipulation tactic. A pattern of reversing blame after being challenged is highly relevant to the court's assessment of credibility and conduct.
Auto-detect: cross_message
3 victim_reversal
DARVO pattern: reversing victim and offender roles
DARVO (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender) is a recognised manipulation tactic in domestic abuse contexts.
9 keywords
you're the one who actually you're the abuser i'm the victim here look at what you're doing to me you're harassing me you're the controlling one you're the problem you started this you brought this on yourself
3 emotional_manipulation
Emotional manipulation or guilt-tripping
8 keywords
after everything i've done you owe me i gave up everything for because of you you've ruined look at what you've done to this family the children know what you've done karma
2 minimising_concerns
Consistently minimising or dismissing the other parent's concerns
9 keywords
you're overreacting stop being dramatic it's not a big deal you're making a mountain out of stop being ridiculous you're too sensitive you're reading too much into typical you here we go again
Parental Alienation 8 rules
5 sharing_legal_proceedings
Sharing court proceedings, legal documents, or adult conflict with the child
Exposing children to adult legal proceedings is highly inappropriate and will concern any CAFCASS officer.
7 keywords
showed them the read them the court told them about the hearing explained the case to they know about the court showed them your statement told them what cafcass said
5 interference_with_contact
Actively trying to damage the child's relationship with the other parent
Active interference with the child's relationship with the other parent may constitute alienating behaviour, which can influence residence decisions.
5 keywords
told them you don't care explained you left them they know you abandoned i've told them the truth about you they know what kind of parent you are
4 negative_talk_about_parent
Speaking negatively about the other parent to or in front of the child
Negative talk about a co-parent to children is a primary indicator of parental alienation, which courts treat seriously.
7 keywords
told them you are told the children you are let them know what you did explained to them that you they deserve to know the truth about you i've had to tell them what you told them about your behaviour
3 regex patterns
told?\s+(them|the\s+(kids?|children|girls?))\s+(you\s+(are|were|have|had|never|don'?t|didn'?t|wouldn'?t|can'?t|aren'?t)) (kids?|children)\s+need\s+to\s+know\s+(the\s+truth|what\s+you|who\s+you) (told?|explained|said)\s+(to\s+)?(them|the\s+(kids?|children|girls?))\s+(about\s+your\s+(behaviour|actions?|lies?|drinking|anger))
4 undermining_authority
Undermining the other parent's authority or decisions
Undermining parental authority damages the child's relationship with that parent and is a key CAFCASS concern.
9 keywords
don't have to listen to you don't have to do what ignore what they tell you i've told them they don't need to overriding your decision i've told them a different not your decision countermanded i've already told them
4 child_triangulation
Using the child as an information source or intermediary in the adult dispute
Using children as information sources to gather evidence about the other parent, or as messengers in adult disputes, is a key indicator of triangulation. CAFCASS officers are specifically trained to identify this pattern. Where a child is sent to a parent's home with a specific adult grievance or accusation, this is a direct form of child triangulation.
28 keywords
the children told me you the kids told me you she told me you he told me you they told me you told me what you did told me you were told the children to tell you asked the kids to tell you getting them to pass on send a message through children agree with me kids are on my side they know whose fault they agree you are ana came and said ana turned up and said ana arrived and said ksenia came and said ksenia turned up and said ana came home and said why don't you ana asked why you never ana said why don't you buy ana asked why you spend ana said you are torturing she said you refuse child came home asking why she came home asking why you
5 regex patterns
(she|he|they|the\s+(kids?|children|girls?))\s+told\s+me\s+you\s+(hit|hurt|shout|scream|ignore|refused|wouldn'?t) (she|he|they|the\s+(kids?|children|girls?))\s+(said|told\s+me)\s+you\s+(never|don'?t|won'?t|can'?t|aren'?t|aren't|didn'?t) (told?|ask(ed)?|get|got)\s+(the\s+)?(kids?|children|girls?)\s+to\s+(tell|say|pass|give|bring) (ana|ksenia|she|he|the\s+(child|girl|daughter|son))\s+(came|turned\s+up|arrived|came\s+home).{0,60}(said|asked|told\s+me|complained|accused).{0,80}(why\s+(don.?t|won.?t|can.?t|didn.?t|do|does|are|is)\s+you|you\s+(never|don.?t|won.?t|refuse|torture|spend|buy)) (ana|ksenia|she|he)\s+(said|asked|told\s+me)\s+(why\s+)?(you\s+)?(are\s+torturing|refuse\s+to\s+buy|never\s+buy|spend\s+all\s+your|don.?t\s+buy|won.?t\s+get)
4 child_used_in_dispute
Child explicitly used as a participant or witness in the parental dispute
Involving children directly in adult disputes causes emotional harm and is a primary welfare concern under s.1(3) Children Act 1989.
9 keywords
the children agree with me the kids know what you did told them what you children know about the court showed them your message they've read the they know the truth the children have seen i let them read
3 character_attack
Personal character attack using psychological or clinical language
Diagnosing or labelling a co-parent with psychological conditions is a form of character attack. Courts focus on behaviour, not armchair diagnosis.
12 keywords
you're a narcissist you're mentally you're unstable you're toxic you're abusive you're controlling you're manipulative you're delusional you're paranoid you have npd you're a psychopath you're a sociopath
3 parenting_criticism
Direct criticism of the other parent's competence or fitness as a parent
Persistent criticism of the other parent's parenting, especially in front of or via the children, is relevant to the conduct strand of the s.1(3) welfare checklist.
11 keywords
bad parent terrible parent awful parent useless parent you don't care about you put yourself irresponsible parent unfit parent your parenting is how you parent your attitude to the children
2 regex patterns
you'?re?\s+neglecting\s+(them|the\s+(kids?|children|girls?)) neglect(ing|ed)\s+(your\s+)?(duties|responsibilities|them|the\s+(kids?|children))
Parenting Plan Breaches 3 rules
4 transition_schedule_breach
Breach of agreed transition/handover schedule
Breaches of consent/court orders are enforceable under s.11J Children Act 1989.
Auto-detect: schedule
3 holiday_entitlement_dispute
Active dispute or refusal over agreed holiday or special occasion arrangements
12 keywords
not having them for christmas not having them for easter you can't take them on holiday refusing the holiday blocking the holiday cancelling the holiday you changed the holiday arrangement you moved the holiday i'm not allowing you are not entitled to that's not your week that's not your time
3 regex patterns
(won'?t|refuse|refusing|not allowing|not letting).{0,30}(christmas|easter|birthday) (christmas|easter|birthday).{0,20}(is|are).{0,20}(mine|my time|my week|my turn|owed to me) you (unilaterally|already|just) (changed|moved|cancelled|altered).{0,30}(holiday|arrangement)
3 third_party_notification
Failure to notify the other parent of relevant third-party contact (school, medical, etc.)
6 keywords
didn't tell me about wasn't informed of found out from school contacted me without why didn't you tell me kept me out of the loop
Physical Violence & Assault 6 rules
5 physical_assault
Reference to a physical assault, hitting, or battery — literal contact only
Physical assault is a criminal offence and highly relevant to non-molestation order applications, findings of fact hearings, and child safety assessments under s.1 Children Act 1989.
27 keywords
punched me punched him punched her kicked me kicked him kicked her slapped me slapped him slapped her grabbed me grabbed him grabbed her shoved me shoved him shoved her strangled choked me headbutted spat at me scratched me bit me physically attacked physically assaulted attacked me assaulted me laid hands on me put their hands on me
5 regex patterns
\bhit\s+(me|him|her|them|us)\b \b(punch|kick|slap|grab|shove|strike|beat)\s+(me|him|her|them|us)\b pushed?\s+me\s+(against|into\s+the\s+wall|to\s+the\s+ground|over|down) (physical|violent)\s+(attack|assault|altercation|incident)\b got\s+physical\s+with\s+(me|him|her|them)
5 child_physical_harm
Child physically hurt or struck during a domestic incident — including by flying debris, objects thrown, or collateral injury
A child sustaining physical injury during a domestic incident — even collaterally — is a serious safeguarding concern under s.47 Children Act 1989 and PD12J. This may trigger a duty to investigate.
22 keywords
hit ana hit the children hit the kids hurt ana hurt the children glass hit shards hit it hit her it caught her it caught him struck her struck him struck the child child was hurt ana was hurt ksenia was hurt she was cut he was cut glass caught fragment hit piece hit it actually hit
3 regex patterns
(glass|shard|fragment|piece|object|it)\s+(hit|struck|caught|cut|injured)\s+(ana|ksenia|her|him|the\s+(child|kid|daughter|son|girl|boy)) (ana|ksenia|the\s+(child|kid|daughter|son|girl|boy))\s+(was\s+)?(hit|struck|cut|hurt|injured)\s+(by|when|as) (some|a\s+piece|a\s+shard|a\s+fragment)\s+(of\s+)?(glass|it|the\s+\w+)\s+(hit|caught|struck|hurt)
5 assault_police_report
Reference to a police report or crime reference number relating to a physical incident
A police report or crime reference number is contemporaneous evidence of a serious incident. Highly relevant to protective order applications and findings of fact.
19 keywords
crime reference crime ref crn incident number police report reported to police called the police police attended officers attended police came statement to police police statement gave a statement arrested cautioned charged with assault restraining order non-molestation order injunction
3 regex patterns
crime\s+(ref(erence)?|number|no\.?)\s*:?\s*[\w\-/]+ (reported|reporting|report)\s+(to|it\s+to|this\s+to)\s+(the\s+)?(police|authorities|101|999) (police|officers?)\s+(were\s+called|attended|came|arrived|responded)
5 child_witness_to_violence
Child witnessed or was present during a violent or physically threatening incident — including third-party reports of what child disclosed
A child witnessing domestic violence is a significant safeguarding concern under PD12J (Family Procedure Rules). A school's contemporaneous record of a child's disclosure is primary evidence — it is an independent third-party account, not reliant on either parent's testimony.
30 keywords
children saw children witnessed kids saw kids witnessed child saw child witnessed daughter saw son saw in front of the children in front of the kids in front of her children were there kids were present child was there children present during came in and told told her teachers told the teachers told us at school disclosed to school reported to school told her class teacher child reported ana reported told staff told a member of staff spoke to her teacher about came to school and said came in saying told us this morning
5 regex patterns
(child|children|kids?|daughter|son|girls?|boys?|ana|ksenia)\s+(saw|witnessed|watched|heard|present\s+when|there\s+when) in\s+front\s+of\s+(the\s+)?(children|kids|child|daughter|son|ana|ksenia) (ana|ksenia|she|he|the\s+(child|girl|boy|daughter|son))\s+(came\s+in|came\s+to\s+school|arrived).{0,60}(told|said|reported|disclosed|described) (told|said|reported|disclosed)\s+(to\s+)?(her\s+)?(teacher|teachers|school|staff|class\s+teacher).{0,80}(saw|witnessed|happened|incident|mum|dad|threw|smashed|hit|hurt|angry|scared) (teacher|school|staff)\s+(contacted|emailed|called|reached\s+out).{0,60}(what|because|after|following).{0,60}(ana|ksenia|the\s+(child|girl|daughter))
4 physical_intimidation
Physically intimidating behaviour — blocking, cornering, getting in someone's face
Physical intimidation without contact may constitute assault under the Criminal Justice Act 1988 and is relevant to domestic abuse findings.
14 keywords
blocked my way blocked the door wouldn't let me leave stood over me got in my face cornered me physically blocked wouldn't move prevented me from leaving stopped me from leaving trapped me loomed over towered over me squared up
2 regex patterns
(block|corner|trap|prevent)\s+(me|him|her|them)\s+(from\s+)?(leaving|going|exit) (stood|stand)\s+(over|in\s+front\s+of)\s+me
4 property_damage_intimidation
Deliberately damaging property as a form of intimidation
Deliberate property damage as intimidation is a feature of coercive and controlling behaviour under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021.
23 keywords
smashed threw against the wall threw across the room broke my destroyed my smashed my punched the wall kicked the door slammed the door threw things put a hole in the wall damaged my property threw the glass threw a glass threw a plate threw a cup threw something threw an object it smashed it shattered glass everywhere smashed everywhere shattered on the floor
3 regex patterns
(smash|throw|break|destroy|damage|kick|punch)\s+(the\s+)?(wall|door|window|furniture|phone|car|glass|plate|cup|mug|bottle) threw\s+\w+\s+(at|across|against|to\s+the\s+floor) (glass|plate|cup|mug|bottle|object)\s+(smashed|shattered|broke|hit\s+the\s+(wall|floor|ground))
Unilateral Decision Making 5 rules
4 medical_unilateral
Medical decision made without consulting the other parent
Medical decisions are joint parental responsibility under the Children Act 1989. Unilateral decisions (except emergencies) breach this responsibility.
11 keywords
took them to the doctor changed their medication booked an appointment had them vaccinated changed their prescription referred them to dentist appointment without started treatment stopped their medication took them to a&e consented to surgery without
4 school_unilateral
School or educational decision made without consulting the other parent
Educational decisions require consultation between holders of parental responsibility.
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spoke to the school without told the school changed school moved them to removed from applied for a school without spoken to the teacher about told the headteacher parents evening without excluded from made a complaint to the school about you
4 holiday_unilateral
Holiday or travel plans booked or announced without the other parent's consent
Taking a child abroad without consent of all holders of parental responsibility is child abduction under the Child Abduction Act 1984.
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booked a holiday booked the holiday booked flights taking them abroad taking them overseas i've decided we're going going on holiday without going on holiday without telling travel without consent taking their passport
5 regex patterns
(booked|reserved|confirmed).{0,40}(holiday|flights?|hotel|accommodation) (already\s+booked).{0,50}(holiday|flights?|hotel|trip|accommodation) i'?ve\s+(already\s+)?booked.{0,50}(holiday|flights?|hotel|trip|abroad) (taking|bringing).{0,20}(them|kids?|children|girls?|anastasia|ksenia).{0,30}(abroad|overseas|out of (the )?country) passport.{0,40}(need|taken|have|got).{0,20}(them|kids?|children)
3 extracurricular_unilateral
Extra-curricular or activity change made without consulting other parent
Significant changes to a child's activities and routine should be a joint decision.
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signed them up for enrolled them in stopped their quit their pulled them from started them in changed their club removed them from the team
3 religious_cultural_unilateral
Unilateral religious or cultural decision
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baptised without christened without started taking them to enrolled in religious converted them changed their name without
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