Attorney Ashish Joshi specializes in high conflict litigations in many jurisdiction, such as parental alienation, child abduction and false allegations. He just released a book “Litigating Parental Alienation: Evaluating and Presenting an Effective Case in Court”, published by the Family Court Section of the American Bar Association. The book offersRead More →
In Denmark, parental alienation is illegal under “Paragraf 243. mental violence from a near relation”. In December 2020, we wrote to Astrid Krag, the Minister of Social Affairs and the Interior of Danish, asking these questions: What evidence or factors are taken into consideration under Danish law when determining parental alienation? HowRead More →
Gaining sole custody by proving parental alienation in court: Three months ago, Pennsylvania Superior Court published its decision in an appeal case, affirming the lower court decision to grant sole custody of a child to the mother due to parental alienation caused by the father. The custody evaluation for thisRead More →
Insight from an attorney with a proven record of winning parental alienation in court, both at the District and the Appellate levels. This was a live interview of attorney Jill Scheidt about how to fight parental alienation in court. We focused on the specific aspects of handling cases, including howRead More →
Some alienators blatantly violate custody orders. Even when the order grants the targeted parent time with their children, the alienators may refuse to let go of the children, and some may even move and hide the children. Often, targeted parents feel helpless. Many don’t realize that custody interference is aRead More →
This was a live interview with Attorney Brian Ludmer, an expert in parental alienation. In this interview, Dr. Petra Deeter asked him for his advice on the legal strategy for handling a parental alienation court case and what alienated parents should do to help the professionals in their case. AttorneyRead More →
According to Title 23 in Pennsylvania Statutes, here are the factors to consider when awarding custody: (a) Factors.–In ordering any form of custody, the court shall determine the best interest of the child by considering all relevant factors, giving weighted consideration to those factors which affect the safety of theRead More →
This week we had the opportunity to ask a judge for advice for alienated parents. We have promised to post the interview anonymously but this is a judge who has seen, ruled parental alienation cases, and had held alienators accountable. Below is the interview. Question: As a judge who hasRead More →
Despite a court order, some alienators will blatantly deny visitation time assigned to the other parents. They will refuse to drop off the children, or letting the children go with you even though it is your visitation time. There are parents who drive hundreds of miles, knowing full well thatRead More →
Five-factor model to determine parental alienation, from “Parental Alienation: Science and Law”. See also our interviews with Dr. William Bernet, Dr. Amy Baker, Attorney Ashish Joshi, and Dr. Jennifer Harman for more discussions on the model.Read More →
Alienators often proudly wave around the child’s disdainful behaviors towards the rejected parents as if it is proof that that the rejected parents are bad. This list here is the behavioral manifestations observed in children who are influenced by parental alienation. These behaviors have been scientifically proven to be uniqueRead More →
We recently did an interview with Jennifer Miller-Morse, an attorney practicing family law in Florida. She explained that Florida does not have a 50/50 custody presumption and shared with us a list of factors from Florida Statutes Section 61.13(3) for determining the best interests of the child: Determination of theRead More →
Dr. William Bernet is a forensic psychiatrist and a world-renowned expert in parental alienation. He is the Founder of the Parental Alienation Study Group and editor of “Parental Alienation Science and Law”. In this live interview, Dr. Petra Deeter asked Dr. Bernet about ways to identify and prove parental alienationRead More →
Our Family Wizard is an app generally accepted by court for parents to manage and communicate regarding child visitation and co-parenting matters. In this live peer-to-peer session, a parent shared with others how he gets organized on Our Family Wizard. To be informed of our future live events, join ourRead More →
Attorney Ashish Joshi specializes in high stake disputes and litigation, such as severe parental alienation and psychological maltreatment of children, false allegations of child abuse, recovery of abducted children… He has counseled and/or represented clients in state and federal courts across the United States and internationally. In this live interview,Read More →