Alienating Behaviours – How to Run These Cases

This has been a hot topic for a few years now, but it shows no sign of disappearing. Many clients are very concerned and convinced this is part of their family dynamic. Alienating Behaviours can be highly damaging and are emotionally abusive to children. However, we must also be aware that there may be many reasons why children refuse to see a parent and there are links which may be correlative rather than causative.

Join Katharine Bundell as she considers some of the recent Guidance and tools available in this area. Katharine also looks at the law and how it is applied. This session will consider how to run these cases, practice points about when to have a fact finding hearing, the tools we use for that, and how the law is applied when this behaviour is found.

Who is this for?

Specialist family lawyers who have a fair proportion of private law children work.

Level of expertise:

This webinar is for anyone at an Intermediate or Advanced level.

Learning outcomes:

This webinar will help you consider some wider material than the central case law and look at widening your tool box of options for how to approach what can be very difficult and sticky cases.