Wisconsin statutes authorize the court to consider alienation as a factor in its custody and placement determinations, but the primary goal remains to promote the best interests of the child. Does California Recognize Parental Alienation? A: California does not consider parental alienation a crime. However, evidence of parental alienation can impact custody and visitation court […]
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