What a Judge Can Do in a Parental Alienation Case (NC Law)
Parental alienation in North Carolina can seriously impact child custody cases. In this video, we explain what a judge can do in a parental alienation case, including custody modifications, court orders, and possible consequences for a parent interfering with the child-parent relationship.
If you’re facing parental alienation or a custody dispute in NC, understanding your legal options is critical.
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Transcript
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So what happens when a judge determines that there has been alienating behavior by one parent? Judges have several options available to them. The first thing they can do is to make an order that says you can no longer speak in a negative fashion, or in a negative manner about the other parent. The other thing that they can do is address it through ordering counseling for the family, which could be the child or the child and the parents.
Ultimately, once there's an order in place, you can proceed to court for contempt of court for them, violating the judge's order for making alienating statements.
