The Parental Alienation Informed Disclosure (PAID) is a proposal we're working to make mandatory in every state — and eventually every country — as a required part of every custody agreement. Our goal is a legal framework no family court can skip: a signed, on-the-record acknowledgment of what parental alienation is and what it costs children when it goes unaddressed.
If you're outside the United States, please reach out. We want PAID adapted into the language, legal structure, and terminology your courts actually use, and we'll work with you to get it there.
But remember: none of this has to be law yet to help you. You don't need to wait for your state or country to adopt PAID before you use it.
Why Every Custody Agreement Needs a Parental Alienation Clause
Understanding what parental alienation is, how it starts, and what you can do about it is the first step toward protecting your child and your parental rights.
What Is Parental Alienation? A Guide to Child-Centered Advocacy
Understanding what parental alienation is, how it starts, and what you can do about it is the first step toward protecting your child and your parental rights.