Articles Tagged with Parental Alienation Evidence

Child holding a teddy bear while two adults sit apart in the background during a family conflict.Understanding Parental Alienation

When parents divorce or live apart, they both continue to spend time with their children. Over time, they will usually continue to develop deep and lasting relationships. Sometimes, however, children may become alienated from a parent. In some cases, parental alienation syndrome may be to blame. A parent may need to turn to the courts for assistance in dealing with parental alienation.

What is Parental Alienation?

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