Description
A false allegation can take your children, your home, your job and your name, before anyone has proved a thing.
This course explains how false allegations are used, especially in the family court, why the system makes them so easy to make, and what to do if it's happening to you. It's built from my own experience and the men and families I've spoken to since.
What's inside:
· 9 video lessons, just under an hour in total, to watch at your own pace
· How false allegations are used in the family court, and what enables them
· Two in-depth interviews: a man falsely accused of rape, and the mother of a falsely accused son
· A 13-minute interview with a UK solicitor on false allegations and legal aid
· The real impact on men: children, money, reputation and mental health
· Ten practical steps to take if you're falsely accused
· A 42-page course workbook, updated October 2026
· The Record, my private journal and incident log, included free (worth £5.99)
Who it's for: men facing allegations, the families supporting them, and professionals in family law, mental health and support work.
Lifetime access, on any device.
Course curriculum
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1Introduction
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2How false allegations are used in family court
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3What enables false allegations
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4Case studies
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5Interview with a UK solicitor
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6The impact of false allegations
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7What to do if you're falsely accused
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8Conclusion and resources