Canadian attorney Brian Ludmer has been engaged by the International Support Network for Alienated Families (ISNAF) to make an online presentation on Sunday, February 22, from 4 – 6pm Pacific Daylight Time. His presentation, which is titled “How to Prove Your Case Quickly and Get Urgent Remedies,” will deal with practical legal strategies parents can use to persuade courts and government agencies to intervene promptly in high-conflict cases where parental alienation is a factor. The session, which will take place over Zoom, will also include a question-and-answer period with Brian Ludmer after his formal presentation has concluded.
About Brian Ludmer
Ludmer, who has more than 30 years of experience practicing family law in Canada through his Toronto-based firm Ludmer Law, is internationally recognized for his work in high-conflict custody litigation, shared parenting advocacy, and legal matters pertaining to parental alienation. He has served on ISNAF’s Advisory Board for more than a decade, has co-authored the book The High-Conflict Custody Battle: Protect Yourself and Your Kids from a Toxic Divorce, False Accusations, and Parental Alienation, and is a co-founder of Lawyers for Shared Parenting. Brian Ludmer has also made important contributions to Canadian legislative reform, including helping to draft Bill C-560, which sought to establish a nationwide presumption of equal shared parenting.
Important Information
A link to the presentation session will be sent out via email on Sunday, February 22 by noon Pacific Daylight Time. All those wishing to attend are asked to RSVP by Saturday, February 21 to ensure timely reception of the meeting link. Any administrative questions about the session can be directed to clhcindy@aol.com. To register, attendees are asked to make a $10 contribution to ISNAF through PayPal. All donations go toward education, support, awareness, and advocacy initiatives.
About ISNAF
The International Support Network for Alienated Families is a self-funded non-profit organization for those suffering the pain and bewilderment of losing a child due to the dynamics of parental alienation. The organization’s mission is to raise awareness about parental alienation, as well as provide support for families affected by this unfortunate phenomenon.
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