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Parental Alienation
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Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: Parental Alienation Update
By Michael Roe
I am always appreciative to be a member of the PASG, which is an international association of clinicians, academics, and legal professionals involved in the research of Parental Alienation, as…
Talkov Law Blog
What is Parental Alienation, How Do You Prove it, and What Can You Do About it?
Everything You Need to Know About Parental Alienation and How to Stop it One of the biggest fears that parents have about ‘custody battles’ is that the other parent will…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Alienating Your Kids from Their Other Parent May Cost Your Kids Big When it Comes to Child Support and College.
Here in New Jersey, divorced parents are generally obligated to contribute to the college education expenses for their un-emancipated children. In virtually every marital settlement agreement where there are un-emancipated…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: Symptoms of Parental Alienation
By Michael Roe
This post is focusing on symptoms of Parental Alienation The first symptom of Parental Alienation is the “Campaign of Denigration”. This refers to the child’s view of the “hated” parent.…
A Lawyer's Blog
CHILD CUSTODY – YES IT CAN GET THIS BAD
The stuff that nightmares are made of.Matter of Eddie S. v. Sylvia S, . NYLJ March 23, 2020, Date filed: 2020-02-26, Court: Family Court, Bronx, Judge: Judge Aija Tingling:"This decision…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce Lawyer: What is Parental Alienation?
By Michael Roe
What is Parental Alienation? Bernet et al (2010) considers a primary feature of parental alienation where a child whose parents are engaged in a high conflict divorce or separation allies…
Lawdiva's Blog
Appeal Court Upholds Reversal of Custody Due to Alienation
The Alberta Court of Appeal recently upheld a chambers judge’s decision to reverse custody of two children, ages 13 and 10, where their custodial parent refused to comply with parenting…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce: Parental Alienation and the DSM-V
By Michael Roe
I recently had an interesting discussion at one of the courthouses about Parental Alienation. The issue for the moment was whether PA was considered “real” from a clinical point of…
Family Law Prof Blog
Meier: “U.S. child custody outcomes in cases involving parental alienation and abuse allegations: what do the data show?”
By Family Law
Joan S. Meier (GW Law) has recently published online in the journal Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law her new article U.S. child custody outcomes in cases involving parental…
Family Law Headquarters
Parroting in parental alienation cases
Parental alienation cases are some of the most challenging kinds of child custody matters. In a parental alienation case, the... The post Parroting in parental alienation cases appeared first on…