Four types of co-parenting “loyalty traps” to avoid
On Behalf of Porter Ramsay LLP | Sep, 17, 2021 | Family Law
For couples with children, co-parenting can be one of the most challenging aspects of a divorce. Even if there is conflict, resentment or other negative feelings from the breakup, it is important to do all one can to avoid putting children in the middle. One thing parents should be careful to avoid when co-parenting is “loyalty traps.” Loyalty traps can cause emotional and mental strife for children, and if taken too far, they could be considered alienating under British Columbia family law. Loyalty traps are situations parents put children in that, often unintentionally, make them feel like they have to... View Article