STOP THE DOMINOES
FROM FALLING NOW.
“Bad information” is pervasive in society. It is harmful and yet often acted or relied upon. It is especially pervasive in the understanding of and treatment for parental alienation, whether in family counseling or family court. A lesson on the difference between...
Our national blog focuses on the various aspects of child custody, both nationally and internationally. One such topic is parental alienation syndrome. Indeed, one reason some blog posts focus on three possible negative effects of PAS and this blog will go over...
Parental alienation can ruin your relationship with your child through no fault of your own. Although you can bring this egregious behavior to stop, you have to know how to be able to do that if you want to protect your relationship with your child. You also have to...
Child custody issues can be bitter in a messy divorce. Your ex may try to vie for your child’s attention to the point that they make false allegations about you to your child. For example, your ex may try to convince your child you do not love them or may even try to...
Parental alienation post-divorce is sadly, all-too-common. Nevertheless, it can significantly harm a child mentally and emotionally as well as erode the parent-child relationship. The following is a brief overview of three ways parental alienation can harm children....
The analysis of divorce cases that involve child custody and support in Michigan has changed quite a bit over the last few decades. Family law courts have come to realize that both parents usually need to be involved in the child’s life, from a custody standpoint, and...
When parents divorce, the hope is that they can work together as co-parents as they raise their kids as a team. Sadly, if parents have a lot of animosity towards one another post-divorce, this type of cooperation is not always possible. Some parents even go as far as...
Your child’s other parent can find a whole host of ways to try to keep you from contacting and building your relationship with your kid. One method is through factitious disorder by proxy. Here, the parent makes claims that the child suffers from physical or...
A lot of parental alienation cases are reduced to he-said, she-said situations, with each parent making allegations against the other. Although you may be able to support your position with extrinsic evidence and the testimony of mental health professionals, your...
If you and your child are being subjected to parental alienation, then you need to figure out what you can do to bring it to a stop and how to do so as quickly as possible. While achieving that ultimate outcome may require successful legal action in the form of a...
