Some Common Effects of Litigation

An experienced judge's warning about what litigation actually does to parents and children

  • Litigation can be necessary in cases like domestic violence, active drug abuse, or serious mental illness.
  • But otherwise, the harm from litigation may far outweigh any hoped-for benefits.
  • Counseling, mediation, or simple courteous discussion are often better alternatives.

Click HERE for “Some Common Effects of Unnecessary Family Litigation,” a list of litigation's common effects on parents and children.

Your browser version is out of date and can’t play these videos. Please click HERE to install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player.

Your browser version is out of date and can’t play these videos. Please click HERE to upgrade your browser.