Parental alienation with Dennis Wirth

from A Fighter's Story Hosted by Rob Childs

Dennis is a father, a hard worker and a comedian. Unfortunately his story is not all jokes. Dennis is battling parental alienation and instead of allowing this to just happen to him, Dennis has decided to fight back. Through his long court battles and child custody cases, Dennis is now forced to go public with his story to raise awareness to this issue and hopefully one day regain a relationship with his son. Dennis is a podcast host, a successful comedian and will be soon releasing a film on amazon prime. Please enjoy https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtQXM-Tar-2LQ-R_PFeOU-Q www.denniswirth.webs.com

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