Colorado Springs Parental Alienation Attorney

If you are concerned that your child is being alienated from you by a parent, step-parent, or other custodian, you should not wait to take action. Colorado law recognizes the importance of maintaining a strong relationship between a child and both parents, and the courts will not look favorably upon any efforts to alienate a child from a parent. If your child is being alienated from you, you should speak with a Colorado Springs parental alienation attorney at Clawson & Clawson, LLP, as soon as possible. Our firm represents parents in all aspects of Colorado family law, including cases of parental alienation.

We know how to build a strong case on your behalf. We know how to gather evidence and build a compelling case that will allow you to see your child as much as possible. We know how to get the courts to intervene when necessary, and we know how to get results.

Call (719) 602-5888 or contact us online today to schedule a consultation.

What Is Parental Alienation?

Parental alienation is a term used to describe a situation in which a child is manipulated or brainwashed into rejecting a parent. This is often done by a parent who wants to gain full or primary custody of the child. The most common cases of parental alienation involve a child being manipulated into rejecting a parent who has been awarded custody by the courts. In many cases, the parent who is being rejected is the custodial parent.

What Is the Law in Colorado?

The law in Colorado recognizes the importance of maintaining a strong relationship between a child and both parents. The courts will not look favorably upon any efforts to alienate a child from a parent. If your child is being alienated from you, you should speak with a Colorado parental alienation attorney at Clawson & Clawson, LLP, as soon as possible. We know how to build a strong case on your behalf. We know how to gather evidence and build a compelling case that will allow you to see your child as much as possible. We know how to get the courts to intervene when necessary, and we know how to get results.

What Are the Signs of Parental Alienation?

If you have concerns that your child is being alienated from you, it is important to look for signs. Signs may include:

• Campaign of denigration against the targeted parent
• Refusal to have a relationship or spend time with the targeted parent without a valid reason
• Creation of justifications for the rejection of the targeted parent
• Lack of guilt or remorse for behavior towards the targeted parent
• Giving adult responsibilities to the child, such as being responsible for financial decisions or taking care of younger siblings
• Disparaging comments or behaviors towards the targeted parent in front of the child
• Sharing inappropriate information with the child about the targeted parent's personal life or relationship with the child
• Interference with communication between the targeted parent and child, such as not passing along messages or screening phone calls
• Undermining the authority of the targeted parent in front of the child or making the child feel like they must choose between the parents
• Encouraging the child to take sides in the parents' conflicts and to support the alienating parent.

At Clawson & Clawson, LLP, our Colorado Springs parental alienation attorneys are dedicated to helping parents maintain their relationships with their children. We know how painful and damaging parental alienation can be, and we are here to help. If you are dealing with parental alienation, don't wait to take action.

Call (719) 602-5888 or contact us online today to schedule a consultation.