Jon Gosselin Claims Kate Gosselin Caused 'Parent Alienation'

Jon and Kate Plus 8 alum, Jon and Kate Plus 8 alum, Jon Gosselin hasn't spoken to his ex-wife, Kate Gosselin for years. This week, he spoke about the estrangement of six of his eight kids, and claimed that Kate had caused "parent alienation." It also emerged that the TLC alum's daughter, Hannah Gosselin, who lives with him tried breaking the divide.

Seven Signs You Might be Guilty of Parent Alienation ‐ and How To Stop

Here are seven signs that you might be guilty of parent alienation, along with expert advice on how to stop.

Atty Bruggemann, a divorce attorney and partner at New York law firm Dimopoulos and Bruggemann, says that parent alienation is an intentional act that seeks to divert the child's affections and respect to the offending parent without reason.

The Devastating Effects of Parental Alienation

There are three times as many children in the United States who are alienated from a parent than there are children with autism.

This is, obviously, a staggering number. But what are the effects of parental alienation on children?

Adult children reported a multitude of alienating behaviors that damaged their relationship with the Target Parent and their own well-being.

Ban 'parental alienation' arguments in family law cases,
feminist coalition urges federal government

A coalition of more than 250 feminist organizations from across Canada are calling on the government to reform the Divorce Act and ban the concept of "parental alienation" in family law cases, calling it a 'sexist and unscientific theory' that undermines survivors of domestic violence and puts children at risk.

What Australia's New Law Means for Hague Convention Parental Child Abduction Cases

Australia has an opportunity to establish itself as a global champion and a safe haven for children and women who have been victims of abuse.

Under the Hague Convention a child is considered abducted if they are taken across an international border by one parent without the consent of the other parent.

The problem that Hague Convention initially saw was one of disgruntled fathers who may have lost custody cases taking children to their country of origin, or to countries where courts were more sympathetic to paternal authority. Yet nowadays around three quarters of all cases filled under the Hague Convention are against mothers.