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...
Child custody disputes can get incredibly ugly and emotional, and never more so than when one parent has accused the other of child abuse. All too often, these accusations have merit; child abuse remains far too common. However, there are also cases where one parent...
When you are going through a high-conflict divorce, it is likely that many accusations may be flung your way by a vengeful spouse. This is especially true when there is a child involved. Your ex may be desperate to keep you from having contact with or a relationship...
Recently, Contributing Editor Jonathan W. Lounsberry of Litigation News reviewed Ashish Joshi’s Litigating Parental Alienation. He sees the book as an effective way to address complex issues in family courts that have occurred over the past 30 years. Over that time,...
When Dr. Sue Cornbluth wanted to talk about parental alienation on her weekly radio broadcast that ranks in the Top 100 podcasts worldwide by the Huffington Post, she contacted a renowned expert who happens to be the owner and managing partner of Joshi Attorneys +...
Allegations of child abuse or neglect are high-stakes legal matters that carry serious consequences for those accused. Because Child Protective Services (CPS) takes these cases seriously, those making accusations must have a reasonable suspicion of possible harm done...
As the Editor-in-Chief of Litigation, the journal published by the American Bar Association's Section of Litigation, I had the honor and privilege of meeting and interviewing Justice Stephen G. Breyer. We discussed his book, The Court and the World. In his book and in...