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  • What to Do if You Suspect Parental Alienation

    Divorced parents have an obligation to support their child’s relationship with the other parent as much as is reasonably possible. Unfortunately, many parents engage in destructive behavior, either deliberately or thoughtlessly, that undermines the child’s relation with the other parent. This includes subtle or overt rewards for rejecting the other parent as well as punishments for maintaining a ...
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  • Do Disabled Parents in Florida Have a Right to Timesharing?

    When Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a bill that would have amended Florida alimony and timesharing laws, his stated objection was that the new law would have put “the wants of a parent before the child’s best interest.” State laws throughout the nation hold that the preeminent consideration in a timesharing order must be the best interests of the child. For disabled parents, proving that an order giving ...
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