Can parental alienation affect custody arrangements?
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Courts may consider parental alienation when evaluating or modifying custody arrangements. If one parent’s actions are proven to interfere with the child’s well-being or the other parent’s custodial rights, the court may take legal steps to protect the parent-child relationship.
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