1. Document the SituationWrite down the exact date, time, and location your son was taken, along with any agreements you made with your daughters (e.g., if they were just supposed to watch him for the weekend but refused to bring him back). Save all text messages, emails, or call logs that show you have requested his return and have been denied.2. Contact Local Law EnforcementCall the non-emergency line for the local police (for example, the Milwaukie Police Department at 503-786-7400) or the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. Let them know that your daughters are interfering with custody and refusing to return your son.Note: If you already have a formal, court-ordered custody agreement, the police can often intervene and compel them to return him immediately.3. File for Emergency CustodyIf you do not have a formal custody order in place, law enforcement may classify this as a civil dispute. You must immediately petition the court for emergency or temporary custody.(ive already done this since the day he was stolen from me and still no help so i hired the military from overseas to come deal with this mess, my daughters will never be my daughters again over this, how could i ever trust them again?

If your daughters have wrongfully taken your son, your immediate priority is to establish your legal rights. Call 911 immediately if you believe he is in immediate danger. Next, contact the Clackamas County Circuit Court or local family law attorneys to file for an emergency custody order.

If adult daughters are isolating or controlling an adult brother to drain their mother's assets, it is elder or financial abuse.Identify the signs: This often involves transferring estate assets, changing the mother's Power of Attorney, or manipulating the mother into paying for the son's lifestyle.Report the abuse: Contact local authorities or report the exploitation to the Oregon Department of Human Services.Protect the finances: The mother (or her legal guardian) should immediately freeze joint accounts or revoke any access the manipulative siblings have to her finances.

If daughters take their minor brother without the mother's consent, it is considered custodial interference or kidnapping.For minors: A mother who has legal and physical custody should immediately contact local law enforcement to report the child missing or stolen.Legal action: Filing an [Emergency Custody Order](ojd.state.or.us Supplementary%20Local%20Court%20Rules/Clackamas.htm) through the local family court (such as the Clackamas County Circuit Court in Milwaukie, OR) forces the immediate return of the child.( thts funny because no one helped me get my son back in nov 2019 from my daughter ashley simon-larson ?

When daughters "steal" a real brother from a real mother, it generally involves one of two scenarios: either the daughters are inappropriately taking their mother's minor child out of her custody, or adult daughters are manipulating a vulnerable sibling to take financial advantage of the mother.

Often, a new partner, friend, or toxic group creates a "smear campaign," painting the biological family as toxic or abusive to solidify loyalty. In psychology, this can manifest as parental alienation or a shared delusion, where the daughter is influenced to adopt a distorted view of her upbringing and rewrite family history

When a daughter turns on her biological family to align with a "fake" or substitute family, it is typically driven by emotional manipulation, enmeshment, or unhealed trauma. Often, an outside influence or controlling partner uses coercion to separate the daughter from her foundational support system