Category Archives: custody

On December 2ndI had the opportunity to give a one-hour presentation to the Georgia Chapter of the AAML (American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers) in Atlanta, at the State Bar of Georgia building. Over 100 lawyers received tips for dealing with …

Posted in *Managing High Conflict People, AAML, Bill Eddy, custody, divorce, high conflict institute, State Bar of Georgia | Leave a comment

I’ve been asked to say more about clear court orders when a reasonable parent shares parenting with someone with a borderline personality or narcissistic personality. This is an issue in most high-conflict divorce cases. People with borderline or narcissistic personality …

Posted in *Parenting and Divorce, alienated, B.I.F.F., borderline, court orders, custody, family court, high-conflict divorce, narcissist, parallel parenting, parenting coordinator, psychological evaluator, visitation | 9 Comments

In my new book (Don’t Alienate the Kids!), I suggest that it is important for children to have two parents – especially to prevent child alienation which can lead to difficulties in adult relationships. This means shared parenting in separation …

Posted in *Borderline Personality Disorder, alienate, borderlines, BPD, child alienation, custody, divorce, family court, family law professional, separation, shared parenting, visitation | 35 Comments

I just got back after a 7-day speaking trip ranging from New Orleans (state bar family law section), to Indianapolis (federal hearings officers for employment disputes), and Calgary, Canada (police conference for handling community complaints). High conflict people (HCPs) are …

Posted in *Parental Alienation, abuse, alienation, canada, custody, divorce, family law, high conflict, high conflict personalities, parental alienation syndrome | Leave a comment