Sentences with phrase «damaging to the children involved»

Divorce carries an inherent risk of damage to the children involved.

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The most cogent psychoanalytic explanation of alcoholism indicates that the emotional damage involved probably occurred in the very early life of the person — during the period when the child's primary way of relating to the outside world is oral.

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.

He has handled malpractice and personal injury cases of every type imaginable, including cases involving paralysis, brain injuries, nerve injuries, lung damage, cancer, injuries to children and death.

Caps like the one in California make cases involving children, whose damages are largely non-economic in nature, economically impossible for attorneys to bring.

Many areas of practice are demanding and carry high risk to the parties involved, but inexperienced counsel practising family law can irreparably damage the lives of the children, innocent victims of their parents» dysfunctional relationships, who are the subject of the litigation.

When children are involved, collaborative divorce provides the family a way to minimize the damage to its structure, while laying the foundation for a healthy future.

Very few aspects of a divorce are more damaging to everyone involved than a custody fight that leaves children caught in a crossfire between battling parents fighting for control.

«Parental alienation involves a set of behaviors that one parent does to damage, destroy, or sever the relationship between their children and the other parent,» social psychologist and Colorado State University psychology associate professor Jennifer Harman explained.

«Parental alienation involves a set of behaviors that one parent does to damage, destroy, or sever the relationship between their children and the other parent,» Colorado State University's Psychology associate professor and researching social psychologist Jennifer Harman explained, Huffington Post quoted.

Many divorcing couples, unwed parents of children and others involved in family disputes often find the no - court process known as Collaborative Law a welcome alternative to the often destructive and damaging aspects of resolving disputes or marital breakups through the traditional model of contested litigation.

This is a very dangerous and illegal tactic that can cause irreversible damage to the mental health of the alienated parent and the children involved.

«Testimony by an expert knowledgeable about the strategies that parents use to promulgate and support alienation, the extent to which children can be manipulated to reject and denigrate a parent, the extent to which children are suggestible, the mechanics of stereotype induction, and the psychological damage associated with involving children in parental hostilities, may assist the court in determining the proper amount of weight to give a child's explicitly stated preferences and statements regarding each parent.

Such damage carries a very big price tag — often with significant personal pain and suffering for the individuals involved, along with damage to their health and well - being and that of their children, damage to their productivity in the workplace, damage to the health and well - being of the community in which they live, and, ultimately, damage to the society in which we all live.

Therapies that don't involve the parent are WRONG for, and usually damaging to, a child with an Attachment Disorder.

as likely to damage further the children who are involved in this conflict and hostility between the parents.

This podcast discusses the impact of divorce on children, especially when there is conflict involved, and outlines the steps you can take to protect your children from the damaging effects of divorce.

Children are even more damaged when parental conflict involves their father's abuse of their mothers... They may be hurt physically while trying to protect their mother.

Our forensic consultations generally involve matters of family law, juvenile law (delinquency or neglect), criminal law (psychological defenses and malingering), employment law and other legal matters that may involve emotional distress or psychological damages to the client or their children or spouses.