Calm, private discussion
Fear and worry are heard without judgement.
Each side of the divorce says the other family is doing something
The marriage ended badly and the lawyers are busy. Now your mother says your former in-laws have had rituals done to make you lose the case, and their side is saying the same about you. Your eight-year-old came back from a weekend asking what a curse is. In Washington DC family courts, such accusations have no standing, yet they are poisoning everything.

Fear and worry are heard without judgement.
We separate genuine concerns from ordinary stress or health.
Guidance on prayer and protection from anywhere.
Only protective and peaceful remedies are advised.
A father in a custody dispute is told by his sister that his ex-wife's mother visited a tantrik in India. He mentions it angrily in an email to his ex. Her attorney attaches the email to a filing as evidence of his state of mind.
In high-conflict separations each family looks for ways to make sense of the other's hostility and of its own fear of losing. Accusations of sorcery do that, and they raise the temperature further. They can also damage your position: courts look closely at how each parent speaks about the other.
A consultation helps you step out of this exchange. A prayer for calm may be your own practice. We do not perform rituals to influence court cases or against any person, and we give no legal advice.
Usually relatives, on both sides, acting out of fear.
Conduct, stability, and willingness to support the child's bond with the other parent.
They must be kept entirely out of it.
Then consider what has been said in the family. The main service page explains how to book.
How the consultation worksDo not. Messages are evidence.
It frightens them and may be raised in court.
Your attorney and your conduct decide the case.
Ask your relatives, firmly, not to speak of magic or curses in your hearing or the children's. Say nothing about it to your ex, in person or in writing. If the other side raises it, do not respond in kind; tell your attorney.
If your child has been told frightening things, reassure them simply: "Nobody can hurt you with a wish. Both your parents love you." Raise it with your attorney if it continues. Put your effort into being the steady parent: on time, calm, cooperative. If prayer helps you keep your composure, keep it private. A case is won by evidence of good parenting. Keep a short, factual record of handovers and messages, dated and without comment, so that if anything does reach court your account is clear and calm.
The session is online and fits around work in Washington DC. We help you stay level. Birth details are optional.
No. Courts decide on evidence and conduct.
No. We do not attempt to influence legal proceedings.
That wishes cannot hurt anyone and that they are safe and loved by both parents.
Ask your attorney. That is a legal judgement.