From November 2019. https://natsci.source.colostate.edu/whether-direct-or-indirect-parental-alienation-harms-families/
WOW!
This so describes my late husbands ex wife to a T.
Parental Estrangement
Lawyer Kelly Shares GREAT Information
If you have social media, follow this CA Divorce attorney. She is AWESOME!
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YES!!! This!!! My late husband dealt with this very issue. In late November 1995, Keith found out that he was no where listed in his children’s school files, instead, their stepfather was named as Father. On December 4th, 1995, he wrote a letter to the SI of the school district, requesting to be added on. He attached a copy of the divorce papers proving that he had JLC of his kids. He wrote, “ I would like the record to show that I am entitled to receive any school records, progress reports, etc. that is pertaining to my children at my home address listed below.” He did exactly what Lawyer Kelly stated. His ex wife was PISSED OFF… on January 5th, 1996, she wrote him a letter telling him, “ you do not have the authority to pick them up from the school or day care. There is no need due to the out of state living and visiting conditions.” She is incorrect. They shared JLC, it’s a CA divorce case and CA, the County of San Diego, still held jurisdiction. She did not have the case transferred to WA state jurisdiction when she moved there in 1993.
The Silver Bullet -Article from 2016
I LOVE THIS!
I was reading comments on a friends Facebook wall and one of her friends posted this. I LOVE IT!! I will NOT be silent or quiet.
Target of Blame
Great article to read- can you relate?
PLEASE, Take Care of YOU❤️
This goes for anything, but because PA can have such devastating results for targeted parents, I thought I would share it here. PLEASE, PLEASE take care of yourselves as you continue to fight for your kids, take care of your physical and mental health. ❤️❤️
Calling For The Status of Claims
Extended Family: Either parent can sign an authorization for a stepparent, grandparent, or another person to have a copy of the child’s records or discuss the records with someone at the practice. It is a parental right, and the other parent can’t block that without legal documentation.
However, state law on custody can influence this issue. Depending on custody arrangements, it may take both parents to agree. You don’t have access to the custody agreement and its implications. When you are presented with a conflict take the stance of restricting the release until you are presented with an agreement between the parents or a legal document. You do not have to be put in the middle of a parental dispute. Consult your own lawyer if needed.
