In 2019, Parental Alienation Syndrome is no longer an automatic game changer for changing custody. Most Family court judges believe that PAS exist, in varying degrees, in almost every custody case. They refer to it as High Conflict Relationship issues.
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The Senate on Friday (Jan. 20) passed legislation, which will make it mandatory for courts to hand down decisions on matters pertaining to child custody cases within six weeks.
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The new law will allow grandparents — or other people who’ve been substantially involved in a child’s life — to ask the court for time with the child, or to be allowed to talk on the phone, send gifts and attend family parties. Under the current law, the court can order those things only for a parent or guardian.
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