Parental alienation syndrome vs. parental alienation: which diagnosis should
evaluators use in child - custody litigation?
Parental Alienation Syndrome vs. Parental Alienation: Which Diagnosis Should
Evaluators Use in Child - Custody Litigation?
Parental Alienation Syndrome vs. Parental Alienation: Which Diagnosis Should
Evaluators Use in Child - Custody Disputes?
Gardner, R.A. (2002) Parental alienation syndrome vs. parental alienation: Which diagnosis should
evaluators use in child - custody disputes?
Not exact matches
Using your interview with the
evaluator to recount your ex's poor choices and insensitivity
in relation to your marriage will not help you gain custody of your
child / ren.
Another variable would be «special developmental needs» of a
child...
In the case of relocation... the factor of extented family or family support... Without a research base, then it strikes me the evaluator is in the position of using common sense, belief, or value in asserting the importance of the factor.&raqu
In the case of relocation... the factor of extented family or family support... Without a research base, then it strikes me the
evaluator is
in the position of using common sense, belief, or value in asserting the importance of the factor.&raqu
in the position of
using common sense, belief, or value
in asserting the importance of the factor.&raqu
in asserting the importance of the factor.»
A CNA (custody neutral assessment) is a program
used in some NJ counties (such as Burlington)
in which a family therapist meets with both parties (and sometimes the
children, depending on their age) for one extended session and does an abbreviated evaluation of what parenting plan would be
in the
children's best interest,
in that
evaluator's opinion, based on the one - session meeting.
Using your interview with the
evaluator to recount your ex's poor choices and insensitivity
in relation to your marriage will not help you gain custody of your
child / ren.
In reality, we know the cause: the use of a male supremacist evaluator who specializes in Munchausen and is paid substantial sums of money for this diagnosis as a way to take children from safe, protective mothers so they can be sent to live with abusive father
In reality, we know the cause: the
use of a male supremacist
evaluator who specializes
in Munchausen and is paid substantial sums of money for this diagnosis as a way to take children from safe, protective mothers so they can be sent to live with abusive father
in Munchausen and is paid substantial sums of money for this diagnosis as a way to take
children from safe, protective mothers so they can be sent to live with abusive fathers.
It also is time to substantially limit the
use of forensic experts and GALs
in family court altogether because for the most part, MHPs, including
child custody
evaluators and their related forensic offshoots,
in fact are unneeded, unhelpful, and undesirable
in the vast majority of
child custody cases.
WHEREAS, mothers are primarily pathologized and blamed for interfering with their
children's attachment to their fathers and PAS is
used by many
evaluators and courts to discount
children's fears
in hostile and psychologically abusive situations as a form of entrapment, keeping the
child from the protective parent; and