Meier, J. S. (2009). A historical perspective on parental alienation syndrome and parent alienation. Journal of Child Custody, 136(5), 232-257.
Meier’s article is a historical analysis by a legal scholar and lawyer about the use of parental alienation (PA) in family court cases. She rightly asserts that practitioners of all types need to be extremely cautious of parental alienation syndrome (PAS) and its related alienation theories in custody litigation. Meier draws upon research studies, practice literature, and legal case decisions to support her points. She provides a thorough and careful analysis of both the historical origins and the current application of PAS. Ultimately, she concludes that allegations of PA/PAS are highly suspect for several reasons.
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