How To Annihilate A Narcissist: In The Family Court

by Rachel Watson

Are you considering raising, or defending yourself against, legal action in the family court with a narcissistic opponent?

Is your opponent controlling, abusive, unreasonable, manipulative, vindictive and obstructive?

 Can they convincingly hide these behavioural traits from the judge and other professionals involved?

Does the narcissist project this behaviour onto you, and make shocking, false allegations?

Do they attempt to embarrass you and defame your character?

How To Annihilate A Narcissist In The Family Court will give you the knowledge required, to set you on the path for a successful outcome. It will prepare you to enter the court proceedings with your armour fully intact and with the full arsenal of ammunition required to reveal the narcissist's true character to the judge.

A narcissist is an extremely powerful opponent, and the lengths they will go to ‘win’ will shock you to the core. With the insight in this book, you will outsmart them. You will remain one step ahead. You will be in control.

Knowledge is power!

137 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 13, 2019

Reviews

[Jessica · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nothing new here yet still good

I have read a plethora of books on the subject, and this one came very highly recommended. It has a succinct way of delivering the message and if you haven’t read a bunch of other books on this topic you will learn quite a bit in a short amount of time. Her advice is sound whether you’re in a U.S. court or not- her POV is Scottish, but I don’t think that changes the message or advice.

[janine Mattson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spot On! Read this before you start Litigation

Only wish I had read this sooner. Still supportive material and information late in the process, after more than a decade. Highly recommend this for anyone beginning, or in the middle of family court process with a true narcissist. Contains useful tactical guidance, which was my priority purpose for the purchase of this book. It also provides a feeling of emotional or mental support as narcissistic ex’s behavior in court is described to a level that you never imagined could parallel with your reality (when your reality just doesn’t seem “normal”). It’s very validating in that aspect.

[Emma wood · Rating 5 out of 5]

Life changing!

After 10 years of abuse and battling with courts, I finally have a whole new outlook on my current situation! Can’t thank this lady enough! Hopefully I can put this into good practice! Thank you!!!!

[Kimberly Hill · Rating 3 out of 5]

For divorcing a narcissist that you have kids with. Has examples of what/what not to say.

[Ash · Rating 3 out of 5]

Some good tips on dealing with a narcissist but I don’t find it particularly helpful when it comes to the court. In the end it’s never about the best interest of the children.