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The final film version with the personal greetings from affected parents is here. A few weeks ago we presented the film here in its original rough version. This was accompanied by a call for affected parents to contact us with personal greetings...
from | | Alternating custody , parental custody , alienation , child contact , issues , separation/divorce
The Road to Padulim is about a family in separation. This film definitely makes you think, as it shows very clearly how quickly everything can go completely wrong. It becomes clear how important it is that parents...
from | | Parental care , alienation , stories , child contacts , topics , separation/divorce
Sandro* has never seen his 10-year-old daughter this year. 20 minutes from August 5th, 2020. By Anja Zingg Despite joint custody, visits became increasingly rare, until at some point they no longer took place at all. Full article...
from | | Alternating custody , alienation , department Alternating custody , department contact law , child contacts
Can parents who live separately see their children during these times? Important update: Information on cross-border visitation rights On April 16, the State Secretariat for Migration SEM issued a more precise directive. It explicitly states the...
from | | Alternating custody , Cochem practice , parental custody , alienation , child contacts , topics , separation/divorce
After a day's delay I was able to watch the film. I'm still completely shaken. I have been dealing with these topics for 15 years. I saw hundreds of fathers and mothers, saw how they suffered and had to get up close...
from | | Alternating custody , parental custody , alienation , KESB , child contacts , separation/divorce
That's the headline in the Tagesanzeiger. Behind it is an article about an incredible story. Michèle Binswanger tells the story of a father who is no longer allowed to see his children. Unfortunately it's not an isolated case, but the circumstances in this family are very...
