Combat Parental Alienation with Expert Legal Support
When parents divorce, they face tough, complex decisions regarding their children’s future care and upbringing. Mothers and fathers sometimes have very different views of the custody and visitation arrangements that will give their kids the best opportunities for stability and happiness.
In some cases, a parent engages in behaviors that are unfair to the other parent and potentially very harmful to children’s relationships and emotional well-being. Debate about whether Parental Alienation Syndrome is a legitimate psychological problem is ongoing.
What is certain, however, is that some people try just about everything to ensure that their kids are on their side in divorce, and custody disputes.
For representation in a parental alienation case, call Setzer Law Firm PLLC at 817-767-1865.
Is Your Divorcing Spouse Or Ex-Spouse Turning Your Children Against You?
Activities that may be considered parental alienation and viewed very negatively by a judge in your custody case or other child-related legal matter include:
- Criticizing and denigrating the other parent directly to, or in the presence of, children while the case is in process.
- Unreasonably limiting children’s contact and communication with the other parent.
- Encouraging children to get involved in disputed aspects of a divorce or other dispute.
