Signs Children are Victims of Parental Alienation

When a child has been a victim of parental alienation, he or she may exhibit the following signs:

The child may use foul language when talking with the alienated parent or act oppositional.

The child may not be able to provide strong reasoning for the aim for he or she is feeling.

The child may be ambivalence and unsure of him or herself.

The child may argue that he or she came up with feelings of hate and was not swayed by the other parent.

The child may feel the need to support and protect the alienating parent.

The child may not feel guilty about acting cruelly or unfairly toward the parent that is alienated.

The child may extend these feelings to family members of the alienated parent and friends of the alienated.

Are you having problems with parental alienation in Long Island?  If so, get a Long Island family law attorney involved as soon as possible who can help you put an end to this treatment.  Contact the Meyers Law Group now!