Sentences with phrase «case of alienation»

If it's a case of child abuse then it can't be a case of alienation.

In cases of alienation, a Views of the Child report is not always recommended and a full s. 211 report may be more appropriate.

While children's stated wishes regarding parental contact in contested custody should be considered, they should not be determinative, especially in suspected cases of alienation.

Studies indicate that in mild and moderate cases of alienation, a family systems approach is best suited.

Page 63 «Some cases of alienation have less to do with the behavior of parents than with mistakes children make themselves.

The research project, conducted in 1999 (Morris 1999), discovered that in these cases of alienation, male perpetrators of violence against the women and / or children use an arsenal of strategies to deliberately undermine mother - child relationships.

Not exact matches

In this case personal suffering or social alienation has already provided distance from normative cultural interpretations (the state of fusion).

The resulting alienation is perforce responded to by Yahweh, since the conditions of creation have in any case already been altered; or perhaps there is a sense in which the ensuing alienation is itself the positive judgment of God.

For instance, Neo-Marxism became aware, after Stalinism, of sources of self - alienation beyond class, in the State, bureaucracy and technology, and beyond them in some cases in the human spirit itself.

Cases of insanity exhibiting the phenomena of alienation and hallucination evidence excessive domination of presentational immediacy.

In many cases, however, disagreements between parents can result in parenting time interference, or even the claims of parental alienation syndrome.

And whatever Cameron's views, that sense of grievance — in this case entirely justified — does contribute to the alienation which leads to terrorism.

Presumably, one can sell even more books by both expanding the scope of the educational problem — in this case, the tragic alienation of America's Schools and Reality — and making the solutions simpler and fewer.

Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Daniel Levine's Hyde deal with the experience of fragmentation or alienation in our human experience.

If this is your case, you must absolutely read this book: Adult Children of Parental Alienation Syndrome: Breaking the Ties That Bind (Norton Professional Book)

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The administrator is likely to refuse his consent, saying that the lease is needed for the purposes of the administration, and the law reports are littered with cases where consent to forfeit has been refused by the courts, even in the face of rent arrears and an obvious breach of the alienation covenant.

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Technically, these cases fall under «alienation of affections» and «criminal conversation» and are handled in civil court rather than family court.

A judicial interview involving parental alienation is one tool the court can use to try to get to the bottom of this emotionally explosive cases.

We tell our clients who believe they may be the targeted parent to never give up and we will develop a strategy to get experts and one judge involved in the case early on so the issue remains at the forefront of the court so it can ideally be resolved at a stage where alienation never fully develops or if it has that the alienation is stopped and the damaging symptoms reversed so the child has a healthy relationship with both parents.

In cases where alienation is a factor, a child may express strongly negative views about one parent that are reflective of the alienation; this is not a reason for a judge to not meet the child, but it may be a reason to discount the child's stated views in coming to a decision.

Now, when alienation has been established in a family law case, the question that keeps judges up at night is what can be done about it, and frankly none of the legal and therapeutic options are particularly good.

As I said earlier, responding to situations of parental alienation has fostered a North American cottage industry in reunification programs, and, as I learned reviewing the case law for my paper, not all are created equal.

I'm impressed that your courts have adopted an early intervention approach to cases of suspected alienation.

The pain felt by rejected parents is acute, these cases evoke a great deal of empathy on the part of counsel and it is extraordinarily difficult to suppress one's natural urge to rail against the evil and injustice of alienation.

Re: ``... Now, when alienation has been established in a family law case, the question that keeps judges up at night is what can be about it, and frankly none of the legal and therapeutic options are particularly good....»

(This case was in Florida — In North Carolina, this event could lead to a mandatory alimony payment, or tort action for Alienation of Affection or Criminal Conversation).

Whether you choose to take the alienation of affection case to trial or to use it as leverage against your spouse in a divorce agreement, we stand by your right to fight for what's fair.

These types of cases are referred to as alienation of affection or criminal conversation cases, and they allow you to get relief in these difficult situations.

At Southpark Family Law, the divorce lawyers provide high quality legal representation for all family law issues, including: Child Custody, Child Support, Alimony, Post Separation Support, Equitable Distribution, Separation Agreements, Mediation, Collaborative Law, Domestic Violence, Alienation of Affection, Absolute Divorce, Adoptions, and Civil No - Contact Cases.

Although a certain number of these cases were likely to be high - conflict anyway, adding allegations of alienation to the mix makes conflict a near certainty.

Family law cases involving sincere allegations of parental alienation are difficult, highly emotional and profoundly conflicted.

[42] While the court ought not rush to judgment, it must also not hesitate to «take charge» of high conflict family cases involving allegations of alienation.

The judge reviewed the law that says a Court must be careful in assessing parental alienation cases and directing any program of therapy or change of custody.

Lorne N MacLean, QC our founder was a regular guest on Family Matters TV and explained the concept of parental alienation in the show's most popular episode and he has handled a number of these difficult cases.

It is important for judges to take control of alienation cases, to limit the possibility of manipulating the court process by the parents, and to ensure a firm and quick response to violations of court orders.

Alienation cases should be at the top of that streaming list.

Our Vancouver parental alienation lawyers handle dozens of cases involving situations where children cease contact with one of their parents, either as a result of the conduct of the other parent, or on their own..

The North Carolina courts continue to be receptive to alienation of affections cases (see link below), with a Pitt County judge awarding $ 5.9 million to a jilted wife.

[41] The overarching message in Williamson is that the court ought not to rush to judgment in alienation cases and that there must be a careful consideration of the alternative remedies having appropriate regard to both the short and long - term well - being of the children involved.

[77] It is imperative in high conflict family cases generally, and certainly in cases involving allegations of alienation like this one, that one member of the Court take charge of the case.

Justice Perkins, in the case of S. (C.) v. S. (M.) 2010 ONSC 340, provides a useful definition of parental alienation at paragraph 92 of his judgment:

HARVEY BROWNSTONE From Saturday's Globe and Mail April 24, 2009 at 11:40 PM EDT Several recent court cases have focused on the serious problem of parental alienation.

In parental alienation cases, it is extremely important to have the assistance of an experienced BC family lawyer to properly show through evidence why it would not be to the best interests of the child to spend more time with the alienating parent.

It is not necessary to allege alienation to pursue contempt proceedings for failure to adhere to a parenting schedule, seek costs for a parent's misbehaviour, or apply for case management or the appointment of a parenting coordinator.

(Besides, my impression of these cases is that there are very few situations that are purely alienation or estrangement; most of the time, the breakdown of the parent - child relationship results from elements of each.)

The Ontario Court of appeal considered the law of alienation of affection in 1960 in the case of Kungl v. Schiefer.

Having done research on this topic a few years ago, I had to flip through my old files to refresh myself on the Canadian cases dealing with this cause of action (alienation of affection lawsuits do not come up very often).

The 1962 Supreme Court of Canada case Kungl v. Schiefer confirmed that there were no damages to be awarded for alienation of affection.