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Family Court Approaches to Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse: Stakeholder Perceptions and Implications for Systemic Change

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Driggers ET AL., (2013).  

Concepts, controversies, and conundrums of “alienation:” Lessons learned in a decade and reflections on challenges ahead

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(Fidler, 2020).

Coercive Control in the Courtroom: the Legal Abuse Scale (LAS)

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(Gutowski & Goodman2022).

Perpetrator Responses to Victim

Confrontation: DARVO and Victim Self-Blame. 

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(Harsey et al., 2017).  

When coercive control continues to harm children: Post‐Separation fathering, stalking, and domestic violence.

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(Katz et al., 2020). 

Secondary victimization: Domestic violence survivors navigating the family

law system. 

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(Laing, 2017).

Ideology and rhetoric replace science and reason in some parental alienation literature and advocacy: A critique.

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(Milchman et al., 2020).

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Why coercive control requires a social and systemic entrapment framework.

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(Tolmie, 2024).

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls, its Causes and Consequences.

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(Alsalem, 2023).

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