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Navigating Parental Alienation: Identification, Strategies, and Solutions for Family Law Attorneys

1h 1m

Created on August 09, 2023

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Overview

In this comprehensive one-hour Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program, attorneys will gain valuable insights into parental alienation, a complex issue that arises in family law cases. The course will delve into the concept of parental alienation, its various forms, and the skepticism surrounding it among the legal and scientific communities. Designed to benefit family law practitioners at all experience levels, this program offers practical guidance on identifying and addressing parental alienation effectively.

Throughout the course, participants will learn about the lawyer's role in parental alienation cases, including best practices for interviewing child witnesses, working with experts, and advocating for appropriate court orders to mitigate the impact of alienation on the child. The instructional strategies employed will include case studies, hypothetical scenarios, and expert analysis to provide a well-rounded understanding of the topic.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Review the concept of parental alienation, its different forms, and the controversies surrounding it in the legal and scientific communities

  2. Identify the signs of parental alienation in family law cases and implement appropriate strategies to address it

  3. Conduct effective interviews with child witnesses in parental alienation cases, while adhering to ethical considerations and best practices

  4. Collaborate with relevant experts to strengthen their case and better address the issue of parental alienation

  5. Advocate for appropriate court orders and interventions to resolve parental alienation situations in the best interest of the child

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