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  • #46
    Originally posted by rockscan View Post
    Parental interference is many things including saying things and causing issues with access. Any decisions the kids make for access that are based on interference from a parent are PI. The parent saying no is WITHHOLDING/DENYING access.

    Parental alienation is when the child(ren) sever the relationship voluntarily because they believe things the custodial parent has told them. If theres still a connection with communications and visiting then its not PA.
    If the other parent is not withholding court ordered access or communications but is making disparaging comments to the children about the other parent, then what is that?

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    • #47
      Then theyre making disparaging comments which is inappropriate. If the kids choose to believe that and refuse to see/speak to the other parent as a result then that is alienation.

      Alienation means they are alienated. The relationship is severed. The child believes the parent interfering and makes the choice to sever communications.

      For instance my partners oldest still speaks to him and his ex INTERFERES by making comments, leading her to believe lies and sharing inappropriate information. Kid still has a relationship with dad but it is coloured by moms interference. Kid 2 has stopped communicating whatsoever because of many reasons that mom has fed. He was mean to mom, he was mean to moms family, he doesnt pay for activities, they cant do stuff because he says no etc. THATS alienation.

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      • #48
        It may be hostile agressive parenting. PAS and HAP are ywo different things.

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