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When Kids Refuse a Parent (Understanding Custody, Alienation & Co-Parenting)

When your child suddenly says, “I don’t want to go to Mom’s” or “I don’t want to see Dad,” it can feel confusing, overwhelming, and deeply painful. Is it parental alienation? A safety concern? A loyalty bind? Or something else entirely? In this episode, Dallas divorce attorney Jennifer Hargrave sits down with custody expert Christy Bradshaw Schmidt to break down what’s really happening when kids resist or refuse time with a parent during or after divorce. Together, they explore: 💔 Why kids resist a parent Enmeshment or loyalty binds Estrangement caused by legitimate concerns True parental alienation Hybrid cases (the most common) 🙋‍♂️ For the rejected parent: How to respond without escalating the conflict Why therapy and coaching are essential tools How to use family therapy to rebuild connection What to do when a court order is being undermined ❤️ For the favored parent: How to support your child while still honoring the court order Why giving in (“You don’t have to go”) can make things worse How to encourage a healthier relationship with the other parent ⚖️ Inside a custody evaluation What evaluators actually look for How they determine the “why” behind the resist/refuse dynamic What interventions can prevent long-term cutoff 🌱 A message of hope Christy shares real-life examples where damaged relationships were restored—even after years with no contact. Work With a Dallas Divorce Attorney At Hargrave Family Law, we help families navigate divorce and custody with clarity, compassion, and strategy. Our team supports parents through: Child custody and parenting plans Collaborative divorce and mediation Resist/refuse and parent–child relationship issues If you’re facing custody challenges in North Texas, we can help you protect your relationship with your child and build a healthier path forward. 👉 Schedule a complimentary case evaluation with a Dallas divorce attorney at Hargrave Family Law. --- Learn more about Hargrave Family Law at https://hargravefamilylaw.com Hargrave Family Law 4201 Spring Valley Rd. Suite 1210, Dallas, Tx 75244 Phone: 214-420-0100 Email: [email protected] --- Don't miss a single episode of The Jennifer Hargrave Show, check out our playlist here:    • The Jennifer Hargrave Show | Hargrave Fami...   --- Family Law Solutions That Meet Your Family’s Needs: No matter how complex your situation seems, Hargrave Family Law can provide trustworthy counsel to help you and your family emerge from this challenge ready to begin the next chapter of your life. Collaborative Divorce — Divorcing couples are often choosing to work together rather than against each other throughout the process. Learn more about collaborative divorce and how it can help you end your marriage with peace and dignity. Divorce — Our team believes that divorce doesn’t have to be a battle that tears the family further apart. While we’re equipped and ready to stand up for you in Court if needed, we’ll work hard to find the most peaceful solution possible for your family. Prenuptial Agreements — Resolve issues before marriage to give your relationship a healthy start. We help engaged clients prepare and negotiate prenuptial agreements. Cohabitation Agreements — When an unmarried couple decides to live together, a cohabitation agreement can help them protect their assets and enter the next stage of their relationship with confidence. Child Custody — Our team will work on your behalf to protect your time with your children and create an agreement that protects your children’s best interests. Post-Divorce Modification — Circumstances change; with a post-divorce modification, you can adjust child support, custody, and other agreements to accommodate your family’s changing needs. --- #JenniferHargraveShow #HargraveFamilyLaw #FamilyLaw #JenniferHargrave --- LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The information provided through this channel is for educational and informational purposes only, and is not for the purpose of providing legal advice. Unless you have an active signed Engagement Agreement with Hargrave Family Law, and have paid Hargrave Family Law a retainer to represent you, you do not have an attorney-client relationship with Hargrave Family Law or any of its attorneys or employees. The opinions expressed here do not necessarily represent the opinions of any of the attorneys or employees employed by or associated with Hargrave Family Law. You should always seek legal advice regarding your unique situation from an attorney licensed in your state and experienced in the subject matter for which you have questions, issues or problems. ---