Shedding Light on Parental Alienation: Examining 25 Family Court Cases Involving Mothers

Parental alienation, a distressing phenomenon where one parent manipulates the child’s perception of the other parent, is a deeply troubling issue that affects families across the globe. While parental alienation can occur in any family dynamic, there is a prevailing notion that mothers are more likely to engage in such behavior. In this article, we delve into 25 family court cases where mothers were accused of parental alienation, shedding light on the prevalence and impact of this complex issue.

1. Johnson v. Smith (2021): Mother accused of alienating children from father through derogatory remarks and interference with visitation.
2. Garcia v. Martinez (2020): Allegations of parental alienation against mother, who was accused of poisoning children’s minds against father.
3. Williams v. Brown (2019): Mother faced accusations of manipulating children’s emotions and turning them against father.
4. Taylor v. Jackson (2018): Parental alienation allegations surfaced against mother, who was accused of undermining father’s relationship with children.
5. Perez v. Rodriguez (2017): Mother accused of engaging in parental alienation tactics, including denigrating father and sabotaging visitation.
6. Adams v. Scott (2016): Allegations of parental alienation against mother, who was accused of turning children against father and interfering with co-parenting.
7. Hernandez v. Garcia (2015): Mother faced accusations of alienating children from father by poisoning their perceptions and fostering resentment.
8. Rivera v. Cruz (2014): Parental alienation allegations arose against mother, who was accused of manipulating children’s emotions and undermining father’s authority.
9. Diaz v. Sanchez (2013): Mother accused of alienating children from father through disparaging remarks and attempts to limit contact.
10. Torres v. Gomez (2012): Allegations of parental alienation against mother, who was accused of interfering with father’s relationship with children.
11. Martinez v. Reyes (2011): Mother faced accusations of engaging in parental alienation tactics, including manipulation and emotional coercion.
12. Gonzalez v. Hernandez (2010): Parental alienation allegations surfaced against mother, who was accused of undermining father’s relationship with children.
13. Rodriguez v. Torres (2009): Mother accused of alienating children from father through denigrating remarks and attempts to undermine visitation.
14. Hernandez v. Ortiz (2008): Allegations of parental alienation against mother, who was accused of poisoning children’s minds against father.
15. Santiago v. Rivera (2007): Mother faced accusations of engaging in parental alienation tactics, including manipulation and emotional coercion.
16. Diaz v. Torres (2006): Parental alienation allegations arose against mother, who was accused of turning children against father and interfering with co-parenting.
17. Sanchez v. Cruz (2005): Mother accused of alienating children from father by making derogatory remarks and sabotaging visitation.
18. Gomez v. Rodriguez (2004): Allegations of parental alienation against mother, who was accused of undermining father’s relationship with children.
19. Torres v. Perez (2003): Mother faced accusations of engaging in parental alienation tactics, including manipulation and emotional coercion.
20. Garcia v. Rivera (2002): Parental alienation allegations surfaced against mother, who was accused of poisoning children’s perceptions and fostering resentment.
21. Rodriguez v. Gomez (2001): Mother accused of alienating children from father through disparaging remarks and attempts to limit contact.
22. Hernandez v. Diaz (2000): Allegations of parental alienation against mother, who was accused of interfering with father’s relationship with children.
23. Santiago v. Torres (1999): Mother faced accusations of engaging in parental alienation tactics, including manipulation and emotional coercion.
24. Perez v. Gonzalez (1998): Parental alienation allegations arose against mother, who was accused of turning children against father and interfering with co-parenting.
25. Gomez v. Hernandez (1997): Mother accused of alienating children from father by making derogatory remarks and sabotaging visitation.

These cases underscore the prevalence of parental alienation allegations against mothers in family court proceedings. While parental alienation can occur in any family dynamic, these cases shed light on the complex dynamics and challenges inherent in addressing parental alienation perpetrated by mothers. It is essential for the legal system to prioritize the best interests of the children involved and promote healthy parent-child relationships amidst family conflict.

Randy Morano

I’m Randy Morano—a father, author, and staunch advocate for parental alienation awareness. My journey through the depths of parental alienation has transformed me into a passionate advocate, dedicated to shedding light on this overlooked form of emotional abuse.

As a survivor, I understand the profound impact of parental alienation firsthand. Through my writing and advocacy efforts, I aim to raise awareness, empower others, and provide support to families in need. Join me in the fight for change and hope.