Relationship Builder Tip of the Month – FEBRUARY

"In raising children it has been said: some children do what you say, some children will hear what you say, but most children will do what you do. As parents and spouses, one of the questions my wife and I often ask ourselves as well as others is, “are you the husband or spouse, man or woman, you desire your son or daughter to grow up to be?” Our children are looking to us to set the example for them to either follow or avoid. Which example are you providing for your children?"

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Custody Wars: My Lawyer Suggested that I Fabricate a Child Abuse Allegation!

Posted on September 18, 2010, by Guest Contributor, Judianne Cochran

Guest Contributor Judianne Cochran, examines how some lawyers use the false allegations of domestic violence or child abuse, to favor one parent over the other in custody cases.

Tags: attorney, child abuse allegations, custody, divorce, domestic violence, family law issues, referrals

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Parental Abduction: Prevention and Remedies

Posted on October 31, 2009, by Guest Contributor, Judianne Cochran

Guest Contributor Judianne Cochran, a nationally recognized expert in parental abduction;and parental alienation, provides advice and analisis regarding recent international abduction cases.

Tags: abduction, American Samoa, anticipation of a crime, attorney, Brazil, California, citizenship, Columbus, court, custodial interference, custody, divorce, do-not-fly, father, federal warrant, felony, foreign consulate, foreign jurisdiction, foreign national, international abduction, international travel, Interpol, interstate abductions, Japan, Joint, Judianne Cochran, litigation, mother, ohio, Ohio Family Law Blog, Parental Alienation Syndrome, PAS, passport, Shared, vacation

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Can Parental Alienation Be Far Behind? The Warning Signs Every Family Lawyer Should Know

Posted on November 22, 2008, by Guest Contributor, Judianne Cochran

Nationally recognized expert/consultant Judianne Cochran is a guest contributor for this week’s Ohio Family Law Blog sharing her thoughts on Parental Alienation and the early warning signs that Family Law attorneys should expect in custody cases.

Tags: appellate, CPO, custody, domestic violence, inappropriate behavior, Judianne Cochran, Ohio courts, parent, Parental Alienation, Parental Alienation Syndrome, PAS, smoke and mirror

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