Litigating Parental Alienation

Family law attorneys get hands-on guidance here for building and presenting a strong case in family court. The coverage runs from looking into claims of parental alienation and domestic violence through to getting expert testimony admitted to help the court establish the facts.

The bulk of the book, however, concentrates on the law. It explains the circumstances in which parental alienation tends to arise, how courts handle it in individual states and in other countries, the duties of a Guardian ad Litem, and the legal measures judges can use.

It is written for practitioners and court professionals, with the aim of sharpening how they approach these cases.