Parental alienation and intractable contact

For Complex Child Custody Issues In The Family Courts.

• Child Arrangements Disputes And Parental Alienation
• Hague Convention International Child Abduction Cases And Ward Of Court
• None- Molestation And Occupation
• Expert Evidence Part 25 Applications
• High Court And Supreme Court Experience And Court of Appeal
• Removal From Jurisdiction

Considered one of the most highly experienced and recommended McKenzie friends in the UK with a remarkable achievement in the Supreme Court in 2012 known as the voice of a child and referred to by professionals and Judges as case law seen in the link below

The importance of having someone who is dedicated and successful in meeting the highest level of achievement is paramount and key to your outcome, not all McKenzie friends have the same experience as myself, and cases for example of parental alienation and findings of fact hearings will need challenging decisions

I provide an affordable solution when attending family hearings and effective support before the court hearing when you simply cannot afford solicitor's costs, I have 27 years plus experience and over 5000 cases and testimonials and proven methods to help you regardless of your budget, with no substantial upfront fees.

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After your Court case is completed I provide aftercare support to help see matters run smoothly, this could also help avoid any confusion on how the court order should be working.

Parental alienation 

In 2018, CAFCASS introduced guidance around identifying a range of reasons why a child might unjustifiably resist or refuse contact with a parent. It defines parental alienation as:

The World Health Organisation in 2019 accepted the current version of ICD-11 which contains within it the index term parental alienation for the code QE.52 Caregiver-Child Relationship Problem.

Parental alienation was clearly illustrated in the tragic case of Re A (Children) (Parental alienation) [2019] EWFC B56, where expert evidence showed that the mother's campaign to alienate her children from their father resulted in the children's memories regarding the paternal relationship becoming far removed from reality. Judge Wildblood Q.C. concluded that the mother's actions were "deeply harmful" and would cause significant and long-term harm to the children concerned. Certain professionals involved were also criticised for not identifying parental alienation swiftly enough, meaning that by the time intervention occurred the damage had already been done.

"When a child's resistance or hostility towards one parent is not justified and is the result of psychological manipulation by the other parent.' It is one of a number of reasons why a child may reject or resist spending time with one parent post-separation. All potential risk factors, such as domestic abuse, must be adequately and safely considered, reduced or resolved before assessing the other case factors or reasons."