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Perspectives on Parental Alienation Child Custody and Dispute Resolution Systems
Title: Perspectives on Parental Alienation Child Custody and Dispute Resolution Systems
Category: Law & Government / Government & Politics
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Perspectives on Parental Alienation Child Custody and Dispute Resolution Systems
Perspectives on Parental Alienation, Child Custody and Dispute Resolution Systems
Contested child custody provides many challenges for alternate dispute resolution. With no-fault divorce, and a standard for determining custody in light of the child's best interest, judges are besieged with a backlog of disputed custody cases without clear and concrete guidelines to follow in deciding whether to favor the mother or the father. Many experts in family law - both from the legal and mental health …showed first 75 words of 5651 total…
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