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Why is disciplining a child a sign of parental alienation in the long-term?

October 11, 2021

Alienation of Affection, Children in Divorce, Divorce, Parental Alienation, Parental Fitness

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This is an example of a logical fallacy; specifically, begging the question. It assumes the conclusion in the premise It is not a given that disciplining a child is a sign of parental alienation in the long-term. Disciplining a child…

Pro-fairness and Pro-child

Pro-fairness and Pro-child Recently, public service YouTube channel I run (UFTLV – Utah Family Law TV – not run by or run to support Utah Family Law, LC) received a comment on this video: Do you think it’s fair that…

Does a family court judge know when a parent is being malicious?

Rarely, and when the judge does know, it’s usually because the other parent’s malicious behavior is so way over the top as to be impossible to detect or ignore or plausibly deny. Indeed, many courts in divorce and child custody…

How would it be, if when a couple with children divorce instead of custody the court requires them to secure a stable home for the children and require the parents to shuttle around every week?

August 6, 2021

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Best Interest of the Child, Child Custody, Children in Divorce, Co-parenting, Divorce, Fathers' Divorce Issues, Joint Legal Custody, Men's Divorce Issues, Mothers' Divorce Issues, Parenting Plan, Women's Divorce Issues

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This is something that many parents already do. It is often known as “nesting”. Some parents feel it would be best for their children if they don’t have to shuttle back and forth between their divorced parents’ respective homes, so…

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Why is disciplining a child a sign of parental alienation in the long-term?

Pro-fairness and Pro-child

Does a family court judge know when a parent is being malicious?

How would it be, if when a couple with children divorce instead of custody the court requires them to secure a stable home for the children and require the parents to shuttle around every week?