20.
My ex is trying to alienate our child from me; will that help me get custody?
It might. More and more judges and evaluators are becoming familiar with
parental alienation and are
willing to consider it as a serious issue; some custody evaluations are decided on this
factor alone. Although evaluators typically refer to it as the "willingness to support the
child's relationship with the other parent", it works out to be more or less the same thing.
If you can show credible evidence of alienation, it should be considered as an important
factor in deciding custody.
