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Parental Alienation and High-Conflict Cases: Putting Children First
High-conflict family law cases can cause serious emotional and mental harm to children when conflict is allowed to escalate.
In this episode of the Barrows for Judge Podcast, Leslie Barrows speaks about how courts can protect children in cases involving parental alienation and persistent conflict.
The conversation focuses on the responsibility judges have to control the pace and tone of high-conflict cases and to prevent children from being used as leverage between parents.
Leslie discusses how firm and consistent case management can reduce escalation and encourage healthier behavior from the parties involved.
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This episode also addresses the role mediation can play in shielding children from ongoing conflict and why encouraging workable co-parenting solutions, when appropriate, supports long-term stability. The central theme throughout the discussion is simple and clear.
Children must always come first.
In this episode of the Barrows for Judge Podcast, Leslie Barrows speaks about how courts can protect children in cases involving parental alienation and persistent conflict.
The conversation focuses on the responsibility judges have to control the pace and tone of high-conflict cases and to prevent children from being used as leverage between parents.
Leslie discusses how firm and consistent case management can reduce escalation and encourage healthier behavior from the parties involved.
Visit The Barrows for Judge website!
This episode also addresses the role mediation can play in shielding children from ongoing conflict and why encouraging workable co-parenting solutions, when appropriate, supports long-term stability. The central theme throughout the discussion is simple and clear.
Children must always come first.
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By Leslie Barrows for Judge 231stHigh-conflict family law cases can cause serious emotional and mental harm to children when conflict is allowed to escalate.
In this episode of the Barrows for Judge Podcast, Leslie Barrows speaks about how courts can protect children in cases involving parental alienation and persistent conflict.
The conversation focuses on the responsibility judges have to control the pace and tone of high-conflict cases and to prevent children from being used as leverage between parents.
Leslie discusses how firm and consistent case management can reduce escalation and encourage healthier behavior from the parties involved.
Visit The Barrows for Judge website!
This episode also addresses the role mediation can play in shielding children from ongoing conflict and why encouraging workable co-parenting solutions, when appropriate, supports long-term stability. The central theme throughout the discussion is simple and clear.
Children must always come first.
In this episode of the Barrows for Judge Podcast, Leslie Barrows speaks about how courts can protect children in cases involving parental alienation and persistent conflict.
The conversation focuses on the responsibility judges have to control the pace and tone of high-conflict cases and to prevent children from being used as leverage between parents.
Leslie discusses how firm and consistent case management can reduce escalation and encourage healthier behavior from the parties involved.
Visit The Barrows for Judge website!
This episode also addresses the role mediation can play in shielding children from ongoing conflict and why encouraging workable co-parenting solutions, when appropriate, supports long-term stability. The central theme throughout the discussion is simple and clear.
Children must always come first.