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Tonite @ 8 PM EDT,Brian Ludmer will be speaking on the subject “Trying to Solve Alienation”.Watch on YouTube Trying to Solve AlienationTonite at 8 PM EDT, Family Access-Fighting for Children’s Rights presents Brian Ludmer on the topic “Trying to Solve Alienation”. This will air exclusively on our Families Divided TV you tube channel.https://www.youtube.com/@FamiliesDividedTV The clinical, experiential and legal knowledge informing responses to Parental Alienation are still a work in progress. Brian Ludmer’s presentation looks back on the preceding 35 years since a seminal Decision in Montréal, Québec Canada exhibited most of the major understandings representing state-of-the-art knowledge today. The presentation explores why we are still struggling to have these fundamental truths broadly accepted in the helping professions and legal profession, including Courts. A reminder of the specific findings from this 1991 case should trigger reflections on why we are re-fighting these battles and contesting findings that should be accepted broadly. Brian Ludmer is a Canadian attorney whose practice focuses on cases involving high conflict divorce, denial of access and parental alienation. Brian works as special counsel with US and Canadian and foreign attorneys and mental health professionals in the field of high conflict divorce and parental alienation. Brian has co-authored a book (The High Conflict Custody Battle) with Dr. Amy Baker and Dr. Michael Bone on related issues, which can be found on Amazon, Indigo and other online book retailers. Brian uses this knowledge on his high net worth family law cases. Brian is dedicated to sharing what he has learned from all of his clients and cases, and from his own personal experience, with professionals and targeted parents across North America. Brian is a frequent speaker in multiple media sources for PAAO, the Children’s Rights Council, the Canadian Equal Parenting Coalition, Family Access_Fighting for Children’s Rights frequently in its webinars and gave two papers at its 2019 Conference in Kentucky. Brian gave papers at the 2017 PASG Conference in Washington, at the 2018 EAPAP inaugural conference in London UK, and at the 2019 PASG Conference in Philadelphia and has also given presentations for other organizations across Canada and the United States focused on high conflict divorce and grandparents rights. Brian has also been speaking to the Ontario Canada hospital network on PA Diagnosis and Therapy. Brian is a founding member of Lawyers for Shared Parenting, and drafted much of Bill C-560, a 2014 proposal to amend Canada’s Divorce Act to introduce a rebuttable presumption of equal shared parenting. Brian was an invited witness to the Canadian House of Commons (2018) and Senate (2019) Committee hearings on Bill C-78, amendments to Canada’s Divorce legislation that take effect in July 2020. Brian is the legal editor of the PASG bi-monthly newsletter Brian has been successful in advancing the law and understanding of the dynamic through his tireless efforts on behalf of his clients and has been counsel or co-counsel on several of the leading cases in this area across Canada. The jurisprudence on several of Brian’s cases have made meaningful advances in the legal remedies Courts are directed to use in denial of access and parental alienation cases. |
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