Parental Alienation

In this webinar counsel, Andrew Grime considers the practical consequences of parenting in a pandemic, the President of the Family Division’s Guidance on compliance with Child Arrangement Orders and a review of the recent case law on parental alienation, including the options available to practitioners.

Topics covered:

Parenting in a Pandemic:

• Coronavirus Crisis: Guidance on Compliance with Family Court Child Arrangement Orders, dated 24 March 2020.

Duties and responsibilities of parents:

• Re H-B [2015]

Duties/obligations and the court’s approach to parental alienation:

• Re M (Children)(Ultra-Orthodox Judaism: Transgender Parent)[2017]
• Re D (A Child): Parental Alienation)[2018];
• Re S (Parental Alienation: Cult)[2020]

Expert Evidence:

• Re H [2019]

Remedies & Enforcement: Transfer of Residence, S.91(14) directions and Committal applications:

• Re MFS (Appeal: Transfer of Primary Care)[2019];
• Re N (Children)[2019]
• Re P & N (Section 91(14): Applications for permission to Apply: Appeal)[2019]
• CH v. CT [2018]

Cases falling short of alienation:

• Re L (A Child)[2019];
• A v. B and C (By her Children’s Guardian)[2018]
• Re G (Children): Intractable Dispute)[2019]

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