Parental Alienation

When approx. 16% of children in our society lose full contact with — many loving, capable and good parents— and many more children lose lots of contact, we need to acknowledge and discuss the challenge. Read this leading international article serie on parental alienation and join our global community.

Article 1: Denying parental alienation is one of the greatest unrecognised failures in modern family justice By Melanie Gill

Article 2: Does the family court system truly understand the children whose lives it is changing? By Lyndsey Tannen

Article 3: The high-stakes deficit in family justice By Professor Nigel MacLennan

Article 4: When will the courts accept that men, too, can suffer domestic abuse? By A Family Solicitor

Article 5: false allegations against fathers that made me quit my police work By A Former Police Investigator

Article 6: While Britain looks away, Denmark chooses children By Jesper Lohse

Article 7: How under-qualified judges punish good parents By Stuart Hontree

Article 8: Children’s family bonds wiped out in the name of protection By Dr Stan Korosi

Article 9: What children have taught me about family break-up By Brian O'Sullivan

Article 10: When experts become targets: How fear is silencing family court professionals By Lynn Steinberg

Article 11: Listening to children is not the same as understanding them By Alex Llewellyn

Article 12: Children forgotten as family courts drag their heels By Simon Cobb

Final article: How Family Law is framing father contact as a risk not a need By Dr Stan Korosi and Melanie Gill