The Devastating Impact of Parental Alienation
Call for immediate legal reforms Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) is a distressing phenomenon where a child is deliberately estranged from one parent through psychological, physical, mental, sexual, coercion, intimidation, blackmail, manipulation, and abuse by the abusive child-abusing parent. This condition not only fractures the child’s relationship with the targeted and alienated parent but also causes […]
Supporting Separated and Unmarried Fathers: Insights from Family Law Experts
Summary of the Article by Marsha Kline Pruett and Kyle D. Pruett. In the special issue on separated and unmarried fathers and the courts, Marsha Kline Pruett and Kyle D. Pruett of Yale University School of Medicine explore the complexities and challenges faced by fathers who are not living with their children. The article addresses […]
The Impact of Divorce on Fathers and Children: Analytical Summary
From the INDIVIDUAL AND COPARENTING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DIVORCING AND UNMARRIED FATHERS Implications for Family Court Services. By Glendessa M. Insabeiia, Tamra Williams, and Marsha Kline Divorce significantly affects fathers, often leading to diminished involvement in their children’s lives. Research indicates several key challenges: The Negative Impact on Children Denied Contact with Their Fathers Post-Divorce Children […]
Review of Divorced Fathers and Their Families
“Voices of the Fathers of Divorce” is a review by Gordon E. Finley of the book “Divorced Fathers and Their Families: Legal, Economic, and Emotional Dilemmas” by Florence W. Kaslow. The book, published by Springer Science + Business Media in 2013, addresses the challenges faced by divorced fathers through 13 case studies. It highlights the […]