Parental Alienation Legal Steps

Summary

Parental alienation in British Columbia can affect custody arrangements. If you have a custody order, document evidence of alienation, such as messages or recordings. Consider mediation or family counseling to address the issue. Consulting a family lawyer can provide legal advice on modifying the custody order.

Full Conversation

my ex wife alienated my children
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Parental alienation can be very challenging. Do you have a current custody order in place with your ex-wife? This can help determine the best course of action.
yes
In British Columbia, parental alienation can be taken seriously by the courts. Since you have a current custody order in place, you may consider seeking a modification of the custody arrangement if you can prove alienation.
- Document any evidence of alienation (e.g., messages, recordings).
- Consider mediation or family counseling.
- Consult a family lawyer for legal advice on modifying the custody order.
Would you like more information on how to gather evidence or proceed with legal action?