Is not informing the non-custodial parent about child school and medical information considered part of parental alienation?

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[Is not informing the non-custodial parent about child school and medical information considered part of parental alienation?]

Is not informing the non-custodial parent about child school and medical information considered part of parental alienation?

May 14, 2012, 08:25:32 AM

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Is not informing the non-custodial parent about child school and medical information considered part of parental alienation?

Withholding access to school and medical information is not in and of itself parental alienation, but it can certainly be a component or facet of parental alienation.

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• Is not informing the non-custodial parent about child school and medical information considered part of parental alienation?