how do you proove in a court that one parent is alienating a child from the other parent?

Answer 1

Try not to focus on what the other parent is doing. Children are very smart and probably know they are being manipulated.Tend to your relationship with your child.Strong bonds can't be broken maliciousness.

Answer 2

The judge should sit and talk with the child. Children spill everything. Hopefully if the alienating parent doesn't know too much ahead of time to coach the child into what to say. A good judge should be able to get the whole story..

Answer 3

Get a good lawyer...witness(es) to the parents act of alienation. Show that you are the exact opposite: prove the you are the parent that shows the most love. Take the kid to a psychologist and get a written report stating how the child feels about the other parent.

Answer 4

Depends largely on the age of the child but most likely there will need to be supporting evidence outside of the family unit - teacher, pastor/priest, counselor, etc.

Although chances are if you're the mother and it's the father who's doing the "alienating" it'll take far less evidence.

Answer 5

That's going to be really hard to do. The best thing to do is get a child couselor to evaluate the child and ask the hard questions. They would then need to provide a sworn statement to the court.

Good luck

Answer 6

Get a witness. Or, get the judge to talk the child alone.

Answer 7

By providing evidence of this. What things has that parent done? Can you prove them? Affidavits, witnesses, etc.

Answer 8

Sounds like a serious question. Would need more information before I answered.

Good luck

Answer 9

Good luck,it's hard enough to prove things that have substantial evidence.

Answer 10

public records,

witness's, the child