This is not a normal break-up
When you end an involvement with a sociopath, there is no amicable separation. A sociopath will either abandon you, or refuse to let you go. He or she may cry, grovel and plead — or threaten you. Here’s what you need to know.
Overview articles: Leaving a sociopath
• When escaping, put safety first
• After leaving a sociopath, No Contact
• Children with a sociopath
• And more…
Tip Sheet: Leaving a narcissist or sociopath
Ending a relationship with a narcissist or sociopath is unlikely to be amicable. You need to plan your exit strategy. First of all, here’s what NOT to do.
Webinars: Court and divorce with sociopaths
Divorcing a sociopath is a nightmare of lies, child custody battles and legal expenses. Learn what to expect, so you can counter your soon-to-be ex’s moves.
Books: Best of the Lovefraud Blog
This curated collection of Donna Andersen’s best articles explain everything you need to know about spotting, escaping and recovering from sociopaths.
Forum: Dealing with sociopaths in court
Lovefraud readers have been where you are. They can offer advice, suggestions, or at least moral support. Read what others have written, or post a question.
Blog articles: Sociopaths and family
Sociopaths are fundamentally incapable of being supportive partners or loving parents. So what do you do, especially when there are children involved?
Blog articles: Laws and courts
Many police officers, courts and child protective services know nothing about sociopaths. Understand the blindness, so you can plan a path forward.
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