Separating and divorcing can be a hard time. Worse, if you have children, they can be used as weapons during the proceedings. And one thing that we have noticed during these proceedings, is that parental alienation happens. So what is this issue that arises? We spoke to Pentana Stanton, the best family and small business lawyers in Melbourne about this issue. What Is Parental Alienation? In its most basic terms, parental alienation is the process in which one parent bad-mouths and manipulates their children or child into fearing, disrespecting or hating the other parent. This process can be damaging for the child, the parent and the relationship between the two and therefore, is a serious issue to be managed and dealt with during the divorce. Key Indicators of Parental Alienation: What is considered parental alienation – and how can you tell what is what? There are a few key...