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1. Establish open and ongoing communication with the child: Make sure the child feels heard and understood during the process.
2. Provide a safe and nurturing environment: Create an environment where the child feels comfortable expressing their emotions and thoughts.
3. Seek professional help if needed: If the child's resistance persists, consider involving a therapist or counselor specialized in family and child issues.
4. Build trust and positive rapport: Work on establishing a trusting and positive relationship with the child, emphasizing love and support.
5. Consistency and routine: Maintain a consistent schedule and routine to help the child feel secure.
6. Avoid conflict and negativity: Minimize any conflicts or negative interactions between parents as it can impact the child's willingness to cooperate.
7. Encourage and support contact with the non-residential parent: Foster a healthy relationship between the child and the non-residential parent, encouraging contact and visitation.
8. Use age-appropriate explanations: Provide the child with age-appropriate explanations about the importance and benefits of maintaining contact with both parents.
9. Patience and understanding: Recognize that it may take time for the child to adjust and be patient throughout the process.
10. Monitor progress and seek feedback: Regularly evaluate the child's progress and seek feedback from professionals involved in the process.

Who needs children resisting post-separation contact?

1. Parents who have gone through a separation or divorce and have children who are resisting contact with one parent.
2. Children who are displaying resistance or refusal behaviors towards maintaining contact with a parent following a separation or divorce.

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What is children resisting post-separation contact?

Children resisting post-separation contact refers to situations where children refuse or exhibit reluctance to engage in visitation or contact with a non-custodial parent after their parents have separated or divorced.

Who is required to file children resisting post-separation contact?

Typically, the custodial parent or guardian of the children is required to file regarding children resisting post-separation contact to seek mediation or intervention.

How to fill out children resisting post-separation contact?

To fill out the form for children resisting post-separation contact, you need to provide details about the children, the nature of the resistance, any relevant court orders, and your contact details.

What is the purpose of children resisting post-separation contact?

The purpose is to address and resolve issues of reluctance or refusal by children to see a parent after separation, ensuring the best interest of the child is prioritized.

What information must be reported on children resisting post-separation contact?

The form typically requires the names and ages of the children, the reasons for their resistance, instances of attempts to facilitate contact, and any behavioral observations.