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Parental Alienation

Conduct by one parent that undermines or interferes with a child's relationship with the other parent in Colorado family law cases: how courts treat evidence of alienating behavior, the distinction between realistic estrangement and alienation, remedies available including therapeutic interventions and parenting time adjustments, and the evidentiary standards applied.

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