Blaming
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Blaming the other parent for breaking up the family
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Blaming the other parent for whatever problem or problems may beset the alienating parent
Spying
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Using the children to spy on or gather dirt on the targeted parent
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Questioning a child about the details of the other parent’s personal life
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Eavesdropping on phone conversations between the child and the targeted parent
Interfering with Visitation
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Giving a child a choice as to whether to visit the targeted parent (often in violation of a court order)
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Being inflexible to reasonable changes in the visitation schedule
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Scheduling activities that conflict with visitation
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Creating temptations designed to make visitation less appealing
Miscellaneous Signs
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Refusing access to a child’s medical or school records
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Not allowing a child to transport his or her things between residences
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Acting hurt or sad if a child enjoys his or her time with the other parent
Third Party Alienation