09/04/2026
This is a claim we see often with custody cases in family court. A child is acting up in your home, but it’s the other parent’s fault. The thing is, it could actually be true, but you can guarantee the other parent is going to point out that the behavior is happening in your home and not theirs. So that means you have to find a way to show the connection between the cause and effect. Sometimes it exists, and you just have to find the proof. Sometimes it doesn’t exist at all and someone is just full of it. Careful documentation can help make the pattern more clear, but every case is unique so the evidence that is necessary, can vary from one case to another.