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High-Conflict Custody Cases: How Courts and Clinicians Work to Protect Children

Episode Summary: In this episode of *Bridging the Gap, Law, Therapy, and Justice*, Attorney and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Caitlin Burgess delves into the defining characteristics of high-conflict custody cases. She explains the key signs that differentiate high-conflict cases from merely stressful situations, highlighting the importance of effective communication and cooperation between parties for the well-being of the child. Caitlin also discusses the deep-rooted issues that contribute to high-conflict cases, such as unresolved trauma and mental health concerns. She further explores how tensions can quickly escalate, impacting a child's stability, and the structural steps judges implement to mitigate conflict and protect the child. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 02:15 – Signs of high-conflict custody cases 04:30 – Understanding deep-rooted issues 06:10 – Rapid escalation of tension 08:20 – Structural steps to reduce conflict 10:05 – Working towards shared understanding 12:00 – Establishing communication structures 14:25 – Next steps when interventions fail 16:40 – Focusing on the child’s well-being About the Show: Bridging the Gap, Law, Therapy, and Justice explores the intersection of law, mental health, and forensic work to assist families, attorneys, and courts in navigating complex and emotionally charged situations with clarity and care. #HighConflictCustody #FamilyLaw #ChildWellBeing #LegalTherapy