The Wisconsin Court of Appeals addressed PAS in the context of reviewing a lower courts refusal to transfer custody to the father in order to cure his children of PAS. The court did not address the admissibility of PAS, however, they upheld the lower court ruling noting that this "treatment" is "controversial, there is limited research data, and there are uncertain risks." see section
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Wiederholt v. Fischer, 169 Wis.2d 524, 485 N.W.2d 442 (Ct.App.1992 ).
Wiederholt v. Fischer, 169 Wis.2d 524, 485 N.W.2d 442 (Ct.App.1992 ).
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals addressed PAS in the context of reviewing a lower courts refusal to transfer custody to the father in order to cure his children of PAS. The court did not address the admissibility of PAS, however, they upheld the lower court ruling noting that this "treatment" is "controversial, there is limited research data, and there are uncertain risks." see section
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals addressed PAS in the context of reviewing a lower courts refusal to transfer custody to the father in order to cure his children of PAS. The court did not address the admissibility of PAS, however, they upheld the lower court ruling noting that this "treatment" is "controversial, there is limited research data, and there are uncertain risks." see section
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