Parents that deliberately alienate children from the other parent deserve some jail time. After all, it is akin to Child Kidnapping and Parental Alienation is a hate crime against the child. Nassau County judge jails mother who falsely accused ex of sex abuse and alienated him from kids… more »
Parental Alienation Syndrome:
A ‘Hidden’ Facet of Custody Disputes
*Parental Alienation Syndrome:A ‘Hidden’ Facet of Custody Disputes* *by Lisa Cook* …extending through the years of childhood and adolescence in his [or her] relations with both parents, [a child] builds up working models of how attachment figures are likely to behave towards him in any variety of situations; and on those models are based *all his expectations, and therefore all his plans, for the rest of his life.* John Bowlby, *Separation, Anxiety, and Anger* *Introduction* Custody determinations are not simple. In fact, there are often complications which are not readily disc… more »
Parental Alienation by Joel R. Brandes
*NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL, March 26, 2000* *”PARENTAL ALIENATION”* by *Joel R. Brandes* Parental Alienation was recently described as a situation where one parent intentionally attempts to alienate his or her child from the other parent, by poisoning his mind, and usually succeeds.(1) Parental Alienation Syndrome (“PAS”) is a disorder that usually arises in the context of child-custody disputes. Its primary manifestation is the child’s unjustified campaign of denigration against a parent. It results from the combination of a programming (brainwashing) parent’s indoctrinations and the … more »
Case Law on Parental Alienation Syndrome and Parental Alienation Disorder
PAS Case Law
The purpose of this page is to provide the visitor with an overview of important PAS case law. The citations are in Blue Book format and are followed by a short explanation of the case. Need for Proof in PAS Cases *Coursey v. Super. Ct.*, 194 Cal. App. 3d 147; 239 Cal. Rptr. 365 (Cal. Ct. App. 1987). Alienated fourteen-year-old daughter refused to visit her father pursuant to the terms of a stipulated order. The mother was found in contempt. On appeal, the court found that absent evidence of intent, it could not be inferred that failure of visitation was willful on mot… more »
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