Custody and Timesharing
Frequently Asked Questions
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How is child custody decided when one parent is a narcissist?
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Can the court recognize narcissistic behavior in custody decisions?
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What type of custody arrangement works best when co-parenting with a narcissist?
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What is the difference between shared custody and parallel parenting?
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Can I request sole custody if the other parent is emotionally abusive?
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How do I protect my child during unsupervised visits with a narcissistic parent?
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What evidence should I gather to support my custody case?
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Can I include specific behavioral restrictions in the parenting plan?
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What happens if my ex violates the custody agreement?
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What if the narcissistic parent tries to alienate the child from me?
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How do I prevent my ex from using the children to manipulate or control me?
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Should I use a parenting app to document interactions and exchanges?
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What if my child doesn’t want to visit the narcissistic parent?
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Can the court order supervised visitation in high-conflict custody cases?
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How do I modify a custody order if things worsen after divorce?
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What should I include in a parenting plan to protect my child and reduce conflict?
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What is parallel parenting, and is it better than co-parenting with a narcissist?
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How can I shield my child from emotional abuse during visitation?
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Is it possible to limit communication with my narcissistic co-parent?
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Can a guardian ad litem help in custody cases involving narcissistic behavior?