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Dr. Emad Tadros sues Dr. Stephen Doyne
In response to #29 above, just what "advice" did Dr. Doyne provide to you? Did he offer advice on how to best drive a wedge between you and your former spouse so an even larger divide will exist in your quest for custody? Did the poor-excuse-for-a-psychologist offer "advice" on how to piss off your spouse so the high conflict could escalate even further? What did you seek "advice" for in the first place? Attorneys offer advice. Psychologists (Good, decent, honest ones), should be offering their psychological expertise to foster a better sense of security in the children of divorcing parents, and attempting to mitigate friction between the parents. Stephen Doyne does JUST THE OPPOSITE of that. He works overtime to further alienate the parents from each other, to escalate the smallest incidents which occur during peoples divorces, to blow everything out of proportion, as he strives to delete one parent from the children's lives. This is Stephen Doyne's modus operandi. I have spoken with more than 40 parents who used him, (mostly not by choice, but by court order), and the pattern is extremely consistent. This is certainly the tip of the iceberg. There is now talk of a Federal Investigation of not just Stephen Doyne, but the San Diego Family Court System as well. Thank God for both The San Diego Reader and Channel 10 News for helping to finally expose the Family Court System and people like Stephen Doyne for what they are. This won't happen overnite, but justice will prevail.— July 28, 2009 11:02 a.m.