Being alienated from a child you love dearly is one of the most miserable and heartbreaking things a father can go through. Michael Jeffries knows this because he experienced it.
Shawn Garrison is an Online Editor for Lexicon, focusing on subjects related to the legal services of customers, Cordell & Cordell and Cordell & Cordell UK. He has written countless pieces dealing with the unique child custody and divorce issues that men and fathers face. Through his work on CordellCordell.com, CordellCordell.co.uk, and DadsDivorce.com, Mr. Garrison has become an authority on the complexities of the legal experience and was a content creator for the YouTube series “Dad’s Divorce Live” and additional videos on both the Dad’s Divorce and Cordell & Cordell YouTube channels.
Mr. Garrison has managed the sites of these customers, and fostered the creation of several of their features, including the Cordell & Cordell attorney and office pages, the Dad’s Divorce Newsletter, and the Cordell & Cordell newsletter.
One comment on “DadsDivorce Live: How To Survive Parental Alienation”
I’m a mother of 3 children and 6 grandchildren and grew up being unconditionally loved by parents I know and have experienced living apart from my own children from time to time through no fault of their own and I had no choice. It is the most gut renching soul destroying numb feeling you live with everyday as a parent and a human being. My question is this why would we assume that a “FATHER” is void of these feelings and much more.
I’m a mother of 3 children and 6 grandchildren and grew up being unconditionally loved by parents I know and have experienced living apart from my own children from time to time through no fault of their own and I had no choice. It is the most gut renching soul destroying numb feeling you live with everyday as a parent and a human being. My question is this why would we assume that a “FATHER” is void of these feelings and much more.