Parental Alienation is certainly a serious problem. It impacts both men and women as target parents. In my research of Canadian case law, I found that alienator moms outnumbered dads by about two to one. But moms tended to be dealt with more sympathetically by the courts. I did not find any difference in the intensity of the alienation, at least from the published case reports. A summary of my research can be found at:
http://www.complexfamilylaw.com/news_article_name/Colmans-Parental-Alienation-Research.aspx
Gene C. Colman
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Parental Alienation is certainly a serious problem. It impacts both men and women as target parents. In my research of Canadian case law, I found that alienator moms outnumbered dads by about two to one. But moms tended to be dealt with more sympathetically by the courts. I did not find any difference in the intensity of the alienation, at least from the published case reports. A summary of my research can be found at:
June 27, 2010 - 1:01pmhttp://www.complexfamilylaw.com/news_article_name/Colmans-Parental-Alienation-Research.aspx
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