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Custody Litigation: Alienation and Reunification
Contains material from Jun 2014
Custody Litigation: Alienation and Reunification
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Understanding complex issues surrounding alienation, estrangement, the reunification process and related ethical considerations.
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Panel I: You Don't Own Me—Alienation and Reunification (Jun 2014)
Diana S. Friedman, Christy Bradshaw Schmidt, Heather L. King, Richard A. Warshak, Brian L. Webb
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Panel I: You Don't Own Me—Alienation and Reunification (Jun 2014)
Understanding complex issues surrounding alienation, estrangement, the reunification process and related ethical considerations.
Originally presented: Jun 2014 Innovations—Breaking Boundaries in Custody Litigation
Diana S. Friedman,
Diana S. Friedman, P.C. - Dallas, TX
Christy Bradshaw Schmidt, MA, LPC,
Christy Bradshaw Schmidt, MA, LPC - Dallas, TX
Heather L. King,
KoonsFuller, P.C. - Southlake, TX
Richard A. Warshak, Ph.D.,
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center - Dallas, TX
Brian L. Webb,
The Webb Family Law Firm, P.C. - Dallas, TX
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Panel I: You Don't Own Me—Alienation and Reunification
continued (Jun 2014)
continued (Jun 2014)
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Session 2
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Panel I: You Don't Own Me—Alienation and Reunification
continued (Jun 2014)
Originally presented: Jun 2014 Innovations—Breaking Boundaries in Custody Litigation