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Parental Alienation
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SCC Blog
The Work is not Finished: Adab Singh Kapoor on Family Law, Reform, and Building a Modern Litigation Practice
Adab Singh Kapoor is an Advocate-on-Record (AOR) at the Supreme Court of India and Founder of Adab Singh Kapoor & Associates, a litigation firm with a pan-India practice. A first-generation…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
DuPage Divorce Lawyer: Parental Alienation Guidebook
By Michael Roe
Family and Fertility Australia Blog
Is Your Ex Turning Your Child Against You? Understanding Parental Alienation
By Bruce Provan
Parental alienation is one of the more troubling issues that can arise after separation. It can be subtle, it can be deliberate, and it can cause real harm to children.…
Herston on Tennessee Family Law
Parental Alienation and Litigation Abuse Result in Minimal Parenting Time for Mother in Franklin, Tennessee: Chapman v. Wade
By K.O. Herston
Facts: Mother and Father were never married and lived in different cities when Child was conceived in 2015. Mother quickly decided to place Child for adoption with Guardians, but Father…
Botinha & Cabral - Hague Convention
Parental Alienation in Brazil Explained
By Bootie
A parent living abroad learns that calls are being blocked, school updates have stopped, and a child who once spoke freely now repeats hostile phrases that sound borrowed from an…
Georgia and International Family Law Blog
Parental Alienation in Georgia: What It Is and How Courts Respond
Parental alienation — when one parent systematically undermines a child’s relationship with the other — is one of the most damaging dynamics in custody disputes, and Georgia courts take it…
Love Bytes
Parental Alienation in Divorce: Judicial Insights
Parental alienation has been characterized by the appellate courts as an act so—alien—to a child’s best interests as to render a parent presumptively unfit to have custody of the child.…
Anchorage Family Law Legal Blog | Eschbacher & Eschbacher
Parental alienation: How can it affect your custody case?
Your child may be withdrawing from you. They may repeat negative things that appear to come directly from your ex-spouse. They may resist your parenting time without explanation. This pattern…
North Carolina Divorce Lawyers Blog
How Courts React to Parental Alienation in North Carolina
Co-parents who weaponize their children don’t always get away with it, and Hasz v. Brittain is proof of that. A parent’s repeated disregard for court orders and intentional attempt to…
Herston on Tennessee Family Law
Siblings Separated to Counter Severe Parental Alienation in Gainesboro, Tennessee Divorce: Ford v. Ford
By K.O. Herston
Should courts ever split up siblings between divorcing parents? See what one Tennessee court did to combat extreme alienation.