Topic
Parental Alienation
143 published works
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Parental Alienation Awareness Organization
Parents/guardians using alienation tactics to hurt the other 'target' parent have been compared to cult leaders. They deny access to anything that may challenge their view of the other parent,…
Divorce: New York
Judge Calls for Bickering Parents to be Mature
By Neil Cahn
Kings County Justice Matthew J. D’Emic, in his April 3, 2013 decision in E.S. v. S.S., blamed both parents for the stress upon their young daughters. As a result, no…
Pennsylvania Family Law
Name Change Fight Exposes Parental Alienation
By Aaron Weems
(Image: http://www.vam.ac.uk/b/blog/sketch-product/your-name-here) A recent case involving the name change of a child highlighted the relevance change of name cases can have on custody litigation. The case (In re: Change of…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Parental Alienation Syndrome Will Not Be Included In the DSM 5
Back in 2009, we blogged about the possible inclusion of Parental Alienation Syndrome in the long awaited next version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). In that post,…
Family Law Prof Blog
Parental Alienation Syndrome
By Family Law
From Slate:The competition to get your favorite disease recognized in the bible of mental health, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, can be as fierce as the talent…
New Jersey Law Blog
Proof of Parental Alienation Does Not Give Rise to Money Damages
In the recent case of Segal v. Lynch, 413 N.J. Super. 171 App. Div. 2010, it was held that a party is not entitled to money damages for intentional infliction…
Matrimonial Matters
Access – “I’m not going to stay at Dad’s and you can’t make me”
By Lori Aylwin
“Billy has decided not to live with his Dad.” “I’m not sending Suzy for access anymore. She doesn’t want to go to her Mom’s.” I frequently hear comments such as…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Parental Alienation Syndrome In Minnesota Divorce And Custody Disputes
By Jason Brown
The Ohio Divorce Attorneys with Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues author the popular Ohio Divorce & Family Law Blog. They recently posted a useful article entitled “What is Parental Alienation and Parental…
Family Law Prof Blog
Parental Alienation Acknowledged in NJ
By Family Law
A New Jersey court ofappeals recently ruled that, in extreme situations of parental alienation, parentscould sue each other for intentional infliction ofemotional distress. Read the case here andnews commentary here.MR
NJ Family Legal Blog
APPELLATE DIVISION REJECTS INTENTIONAL INFLICTION OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS AS REMEDY FOR INTERFERENCE WITH CUSTODY
Previously, we blogged about a trial court opinion that allowed a parent to seek damages for interference with custody/parental alienation. In fact, we noted the conflicting trial court opinions released…