Understanding Parental Alienation in Texas: A Family Lawyer's Perspective Parental alienation is a complex and emotionally charged issue that unfortunately surfaces in some high-conflict divorce and custody battles in Texas. It refers to a situation where one parent (the alienating parent) intentionally or unintentionally manipulates a child to unjustifiably reject or denigrate the other parent (the alienated parent). This can have devastating consequences for the child's well-being and the parent-child relationship. Texas courts recognize the potential harm caused by parental alienation and have mechanisms in place to address it. However, proving parental alienation can be challenging, requiring a strategic approach and a deep understanding of Texas family law. 🚩 Identifying Parental Alienation: Key Signs and Behaviors Recognizing the signs of parental alienation is the first step in addressing the issue. While no single behavior definitively proves alienation,...
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