Jim claims that Pam is mentally unfit to have custody of their daughter and he should be the one to have full custody.

“Pam is mentally unstable. Pam shouldn't be allowed to be around children at all.”

Pam argues that Jim is abusive and should not have sole custody of their daughter.

“Pam says to fully understand why she does not want Jim to get sole custody of their daughter, she says, "You need to know how abusive he is."”

Daniel claims his daughters live with him because their mother is unfit and they choose to run away from her.

“Been living with me exclusively since last year, Mother's Day. She kicked them out and they're here to testify.”

Doug claims that Beverly is responsible for alienating herself from the children by failing to see them and exhibiting abusive behavior.

“Beverly alienates herself from her own children. She skips on even coming to see the children.”

Brandon asserts he has full custody of his daughter because Danielle is an unfit mother who intentionally interferes with his ability to co-parent.

“No, that's absolutely not true. I have custody of our daughter because Danielle is an unfit mother. And she continuously interfered and denied a relationship between me and my daughter.”

The grandmother claims that the mother is intentionally turning the grandson against her through brainwashing.

“Rita claims that her daughter Lisa is alienating her from her 13-year-old grandson Cole and is brainwashing Cole to hate her.”

Miguel claims that he is unable to visit his daughter because her mother and grandmother threaten and obstruct his access.

“One of the main reasons I wasn't able to visit Ellie was because around March, Candace's mother had sent me some seriously nasty text messages telling me that under no circumstances, as long as my daughter is under her roof, that I will ever see my little girl.”

Parental alienation is a form of child abuse that involves intentionally manipulating children to reject a previously loved parent.

“And parental alienation is is aka child abuse. It's also known as turning the children. It's an umbrella term um that details a series of actions, if you will, or behaviors with the malicious intent to have the children hate a once beloved parent.”

Todd claims that his ex-wife actively prevents him from seeing his children to make his life difficult.

“You know darn well that you have kept them away from me for as much time as you possibly can.”

Barbara believes that Ethan should remain with her for the time being rather than being uprooted again after achieving stability in her care.

“One of my concerns is uprooting him out of a stable environment after after he got shuffled around all last year. He's finally he's finally got friends. He's settled in his school.”

Nicole believes that her son Ethan's best environment is with her as his biological mother rather than with his grandparents.

“Ethan's best place to be is with me, his biological mom, not with his grandparents.”