There's probably nothing you can do to stop the verbal abuse, short of staying away from him completely. But one thing you can do to help yourself (and possibly the relationship) is to forgive him.
Forgiveness is sometimes a difficult thing to do, but is essential in ridding yourself of the anger and bitterness you may still be experiencing (and I suspect you are). Forgiveness isn't forgetting, but it is the act of releasing the offender from a debt. He owes you an apology, he owes you the years he took from you, he owes you respect...But sometimes we never receive these things from our offenders and we must accept that. Forgiveness is dropping the issue within our own hearts, allowing ourselves to be free of the constant nagging to want an apology or some sort of compensation.
Forgiveness will bring you freedom and will allow you to get on with your life.
Keep them away from the father and make an agreement with him not to be verbally abusive to your children
No.
Call the police station and speak to an officer about it. If the step-father is threatening the children he can be removed and not the children.
No, they need to.
Kick them out and if they don't leave call the cops.
That is up to the judge to decide based on Child Protective Service's report. You have to call them and tell them what is going on in order to get help.
That wouldn't be easy. If he is really an abuser (rather than someone who just loses his temper sometimes) then this would be incredibly difficult. He is verbally abusive in order to establish control. Try talking to your son and see how he is; see what effect this is having on him.
well I don't think that you can. I think that you have to have more reason then your father yells at you. You can get emacipated at 16 in Oklahoma but you have to have a very good reason.
He doesn't kill his father in the original series, and in the remakes of the films by Rob Zombie, Michael slices the throat of his mother's alcoholic and verbally abusive boyfriend in the beginning of the first film. Nothing is said of a real father for him in this series, but I suppose you are to assume that he was the product of either a one night stand or a failed relationship and the real dad bailed. He may have been the one to pass the insanity to Michael to begin with, and then later to Lorie assuming that it was the same father.
no
Missouri does not have emancipation of minors statues so there can be no court procedure concerning such. If there is abuse you should enlist the help of a trusted adult such as a teacher or contact the state's child protective services for assistance.
my girlfriend is a runaway and wants to live with someone that is helping her, her parents are abusive sexually verbally and physically. she should not go home, and if she is caught and goes home her father is sending her to jail til she is 18 years old.