Research Project Concerning Parental Alienation And International Child Abduction

Press Release

Jill Jones- Soderman and The Famiy Resolution Center Launches Research Project Concerning Parental Alienation And International Child Abduction
Chester, New York (PRWEB) November 19, 2011

The Family Resolution Center, LLC (Center) and The Foundation for the Child Victims of the Family Courts (Foundation) have announced the launch of a joint research project concerning the parental alienation and child abuse as it is related to international parental child abduction.

According to Jill Jones-Soderman, The Family Resolution Center (Center) and The Foundation for the Child Victims of the Family Courts (Foundation) will be joining forces to provide therapeutic advocacy, mediation, family therapy, intensive evaluation services to parents and children. These organizations will join forces with other credible resources to provide a safety network to provide services on an ongoing basis for families and children in crisis.

New York Family Court must be open to the public again

Written by NEW YORK DAILY NEWS | 18 November 2011

Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman (right) made the right decision to open up Family Court.

Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman must ensure access

On June 18, 1997, New York Chief Judge Judith Kaye and Chief Administrative Judge Jonathan Lippman issued an order that began with these words: "The Family Court is open to the public."

And so ended 35 years of secrecy as the doors of the court that handles juvenile crime, decides child custody and oversees foster care placements, among many other critical duties, officially swung open.

Kaye and Lippman went with sunlight after the Daily News vigorously fought for access — arguing, correctly, that the state Constitution grants all New Yorkers the right to observe all their courts in action.