You ought to consider making a file so that you can keep evidence of such things. The courts are quite serious about 'parental alienation' and they WILL take punitive steps against the actor.
In any case, you should never retaliate. It isn't good for the kids, it elevates your blood pressure, and you lose the high ground you will need should you decide to take matters into the courtroom.
FWIW
Screen capture the image and send a private message saying something like "Thanks for good evidence encase there's a custody case." That should keep her from posting more crap and put a scar into her.
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Another vote for document and don't react. I've suspected my ex of saying negative things about me to our daughter, but never let it bother me. The one time I yelled at her was when she attempted to interfere in my communication with my daughter - that got my blood boiling and I threatened to take her back to court. Otherwise, I try to keep our interactions cordial and respectful. Not that it gets reciprocated, but I think my daughter can tell the difference now that she's 17.
And yes, living better is the best revenge.![]()
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Originally Posted by spleify