Achieving compliance with post-divorce parenting contact arrangements in the Netherlands: Problems and potential solutions

Publication date

2023-05-09

Authors

Antokolskaia, M.V.
Jeppesen de Boer, ChristinaISNI 0000000114997671
Ruitenberg, Geeske
Schrama, W.M.ISNI 0000000033884843
van der Valk, I.E.ISNI 0000000390889976

Editors

Maclean, Mavis
Treloar, Rachel

Advisors

Supervisors

Document Type

Part of book
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License

taverne

Abstract

Professor Masha Antokolskaia and Christina Jeppesen de Boer, with Geeske Ruitenberg, Wendy Schrama, and Inge van der Valk have examined new ways of trying to achieve compliance with post divorce parenting contact arrangements in the Netherlands. They include the question of Parental Alienation, and look at legal and nonlegal process, and at the adequacy of existing legal remedies. The effectiveness of policies directed towards methods of alternative dispute resolution are being questioned and there is pressure on government to move to a sanction based approach, including criminal law.

Keywords

Post divorce parenting, Alternative dispute resolution, Parental alienation, Pressure on government to move to sanction based policy in the Netherlands, Taverne, SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Citation

Antokolskaia, M V, Jeppesen de Boer, C, Ruitenberg, G, Schrama, W & van der Valk, I 2023, Achieving compliance with post-divorce parenting contact arrangements in the Netherlands : Problems and potential solutions. in M Maclean & R Treloar (eds), Research Handbook on Family Justice Systems. Edward Elgar Publishing, pp. 112-128. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781800881402.00015