Press and resource kit
If you write about divorce, custody or family law, or you keep a list of resources for parents going through it, this page has what you need to describe mrparent.ai accurately and link to the part that fits your readers.
Facts
Site: mrparent.ai — English only
What it is: reader station for the book “Underneath Divorce” (working title, in progress)
Author: Miroslav Ćurčić (about the author)
Cost: free, no sign-up for tools, glossary or case law
Topics: high-conflict divorce, custody disputes, co-parenting communication, ECHR Article 8 case law
Contact: contact form
Ready-to-paste description
mrparent.ai is the reader station for “Underneath Divorce”, a book in progress by Miroslav Ćurčić about the mechanism of high-conflict divorce and custody disputes. It offers free tools, a plain-language glossary and an index of European Court of Human Rights judgments on custody and contact.
mrparent.ai is an English-language station for readers of “Underneath Divorce” (working title), a book by Miroslav Ćurčić that describes high-conflict divorce as a mechanism rather than a story about one bad person. Everything on the site is free and needs no sign-up: 7 practical tools (a high-conflict divorce test, BIFF replies, parallel parenting, a five-column custody journal and more), a glossary of 36 terms defined as behaviours rather than diagnoses, and an index of 25 European Court of Human Rights judgments on custody and contact under Article 8, each checked against HUDOC. The content is written from a father's standpoint but applies to either parent.
What to link
Pick the page that answers your readers' question. Each one stands on its own.
- The seven markers — Seven markers, a threshold of three. Find out whether you need a protocol or a negotiation, because the wrong one does damage either way.
- The BIFF response — Brief, Informative, Friendly, Firm. Four sentences, zero material, topic closed. Plus the thirty-minute rule and one written channel.
- Parallel parenting — When cooperative co-parenting is a fiction: two domains, short neutral handovers, rituals as anchors, and twenty to sixty minutes without questions.
- The custody journal — Date and time, what happened, source, what you did, to whom it was sent. Plus anchors, the staircase of escalation and the lawyer test.
- The eight questions — A three-minute exercise for Friday evenings and the night before a hearing. Then the Scale, the Balloon and one move with a date.
- The Father’s Wheel — Father, Law, People, Earnings, Body, Soul. Roundness before height. The lowest spoke is this month’s one move.
- Borrowed sentences — Don’t defend, don’t attack, don’t interrogate. Receive, redirect, continue. The answer “here is peace” is not said in words.
- ECHR custody and contact case law — 25 Article 8 judgments with application numbers, each linked to HUDOC.
- Glossary of high-conflict divorce terms — 36 terms such as DARVO, gray rock and parallel parenting, defined as behaviours.
- The pattern — the six-step sequence the book reads in Strasbourg case law.
How we write
Mechanism, not diagnosis: the site describes what is done, never what a person is. It does not name, describe or diagnose any real individual, and it does not publish anything from the author's own proceedings. Case law is cited with application numbers so any claim can be checked at the source.
Interviews and questions
For interviews, quotes or a question about a page, use the contact form. Images: the share image at mrparent.ai/og-image.png and the square icon at mrparent.ai/icon-512.png may be used with a link back.
