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[Solved] parental alienation

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 Yoda
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I think, as a first step - attempt mediation. This must be attempted before being allowed to submit a court application anyway.

Some people do manage to get things sorted at mediation, some don't. I doubt children's services would want to get involved and would tell you to seek legal advice.

In the scenario you are describing - if you get to court, the judge would order Cafcass (court appointed social workers) to investigate matters anyway.

Best of luck.

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