Published in Los Angeles Lawyer Magazine (March, 2009)
A significant percentage of divorcing parents continue their conflicts over custody well after obtaining a judgment on custody and visitation. While this percentage declines over time, many so called high-conflict parents remain mired in adversarial litigation for years after divorce. These parents utilize much of the court’s resources and entangle their children in a process that makes them more likely to develop emotional and behavioral problems. In addition to the grave emotional costs, the financial … [Read more]