What is a "high conflict" divorce?
- What does it look like?
- What do its characters look like?
- What are the characters' behaviors?
- Are these behaviors justified?
Are divorces considered high conflict in a vacuum?...
Was there a "high conflict" marriage prior to the "high conflict" divorce?
- What did it look like?
- What did its characters look like?
- What were the characters' behaviors?
- Were those behaviors justified?
Whose word are you going to utilize to verify or refute what is or what was occurring?
- Does one person's word have more weight than another's?
- Would the word of neighbors and community members' be valid?
Does/can parental alienation occur outside of a "high conflict" divorce?
- If it can, is it still labeled parental alienation?
- If it can't, how can it be it classified as abnormal behavior?
The DSM V, no closer to science than your grandma's tea leaves.
See Also: Will the Real Parental Alienation Please Stand Up?
