Topic
Parental Alienation
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Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: One Definition of Parental Alienation:
By Michael Roe
Michael Roe has for many years focused a significant part of his practice on Child Custody issues, including Parental Alienation cases. Few lawyers nationally have the background, experience, and dedication…
Family
Parental Alienation Leads to Change of Custody in Fayetteville, Tennessee: Taylor v. Taylor
By K.O. Herston
How can a parent's failure to encourage a close relationship between the child and the other parent lead to a change of custody in Tennessee?
Manassa Family Law Articles
Parental Alienation: How to Fight Back
Parental alienation is one of the most heartbreaking and frustrating challenges a parent can face after separation or divorce. When one parent deliberately manipulates a child into rejecting, fearing, or…
Family
Treatment of Parental Alienation: Guidelines for Mental Health and Legal Practitioners
By K.O. Herston
Parental alienation is a pathological process in which one parent undermines and sabotages a child’s relationship with the other parent, usually during separation, divorce, or postdivorce.
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: Tactics of Parental Alienation Control: 4 Revealing Insights
By Michael Roe
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: The Early Bates Case: Parental Alienation
By Michael Roe
It’s always interesting to read the famous Illinois Supreme Court case of In re Marriage of Bates, 212 Ill. 2d 489. As a younger lawyer I was an attorney on…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: Basic Tips to Address a Parental Alienation Campaign
By Michael Roe
Some basic tips for addressing the appearance of an alienation campaign against you: 1. Recognizing the Signs Your child is suddenly distant or hostile without a clear reason. Continue reading…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: Signs of Parental Alienation
By Michael Roe
Signs of parental alienation include: badmouthing the other parent, limiting contact with the alienated parent, interfering with communication, forcing the child to choose sides, creating a perception of danger from…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce Lawyer: Building a Strong Child-Centered Case
By Michael Roe
WHEN CHILDREN RESIST/REFUSE CONTACT with a parent after the breakup of the family, the cause for the contact resistance can be from various sources. When children resist/refuse contact with a…
Family Law Prof Blog
Zafran, Halperin-Kaddari, Shakargy: “Parental Alienation Discourse in Israel: Past, Present and Future”
By Family Law
Highlighting some international family law scholarship for this week again!Ruth Safran (Reichman University, Harry Radzyner Law School), Ruth Halperin-Kaddari (Bar-Ilan University), and Sharon Shakargy (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) have recently…