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Most divorced parents in Michigan develop their child custody arrangements through a process of negotiation. This is never easy. Developing a parenting time schedule -- with all its technical details of drop-offs and pickups, vacations and so can be a lot of work....
It is a parent’s natural instinct to protect their child from all forms of danger, even if it means being negatively labeled as a protective parent. Monitoring a child’s phone use and restricting certain friendships can be a form of protective parenting. However, they...
As a mother, it can be difficult to entrust someone else with the care of your child. No one else seems to understand how to do it right—not your husband, parents or nanny. As a result, you take everything on yourself. But is that truly the case? Mothers may sometimes...
Parental alienation comes in many forms. This includes putting the targeted parent in a bad light, intercepting communication between the child and the other parent and making false accusations. But probably the most common type of parental alienation is allegations...
When bringing parental alienation cases to court, parties must carefully prepare their arguments, especially since child custody is in line. One strategy you may encounter is throwing in gender differences as an argument. This strategy might lead you to think,...
If you’ve followed our blog, then you know that parental alienation can be harmful to your child and devastate your relationship with them. Those who experience this manipulative behavior oftentimes feel like there’s nothing that can be done to remedy the situation,...
The classic depiction of a child abduction entails a kidnapper calling the parents for ransom in exchange for their child’s safe return. But what if the parent is the kidnapper? A Michigan parent may fail to follow specific parental regulations of the divorce...
Parental alienation is a significant issue that could negatively affect a child. Sometimes, they could rewrite their history and relationship with the alienated parent, causing confusion, anxiety and depression. Fortunately, parental alienation is easy to spot....
Parental alienation happens when a parent uses accusations, lies and misinformation to put a wall between the child and the other parent after separation or divorce. Doing so could potentially harm the child's relationship with the other parent. The child could also...
Parents take numerous measures to maintain a healthy and positive relationship with their children. Unfortunately for victims of parental alienation, a parent’s relationship with their child often suffers damage. And if no action is taken, it can permanently break the...
