When ELM was five years old, she fell backwards from her bike and injured her tailbone. Over a month later, Jon's co-parent sought medical attention for ELM, based on an allegation that she might have been sexually abused after falling from her bike. Due to  lack of evidence, Jon was never charged with a crime or investigated. Despite nine years worth of extensive documentation stating that Jon never abused ELM, including medical reports, CPS records, sexual assault clinic records, a psychological evaluation, three separate Court orders and an extensive Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) investigation, the false allegation that Jon abused ELM when she was five years old continued to be declared. 

As a result, ELM was entered into mental health therapy with eight different providers for the treatment of sexual abuse. These providers were all told that Jon was not to have any involvement in ELM's therapy, despite the fact that Jon had joint-custody and ELM had regular residential time with us. When therapy was finally court ordered for ELM with Jon, ELM declined to participate as she was over the age of 13 (the age of independent decision making for mental health services in the state of Washington). ELM has chosen to no longer have contact with us due to her false belief that she was abused by her dad at five years old. As a result of this ultimate tragedy, our family has been devastated by the false accusations made by Jon's co-parent and ELM fully believes she is a survivor of sexual abuse that never occurred.