Parental Alienation in Divorce

The Anxiety of the Alienated Child

Anxiety, Children, Depression, Emotional Abuse, Mental, Parental Alienation, Perspectives, Stress, Trauma / By

Alienated children in divorce and separation are captured within the anxiety cycles of the influencing parent and the reaction of the rejected parent. As such they are trapped within a recycling of feelings, which leak through to their conscious awareness and they are forced into managing this on a routine basis. This exposure to anxiety, …

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When Divorce Litigation is Inevitable

Conflict Resolution, Litigation, Litigational Abuse, Practical, Technical / By

Although litigation is traditionally the most common option for divorce, around 90% of divorces are settled out of court worldwide. Good litigation ought to negotiate the best compromise that will keep your divorce case out of court. However, there are instances where going to court remains the most viable option, only if you have honestly …

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