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Parental Alienation Syndrome ("PAS") was first termed by Dr. Richard Gardner in the early 1980's as a disorder resulting from the brainwashing of a child against the other parent that primarily arises during custody disputes. It is important to note that "parental alienation syndrome" has not been recognized as a disorder by the. It can be difficult to prove parental alienation, but you should not ignore it. Disparaging remarks can severely impact your and your child’s relationship. New York courts recognize the harm parental alienation can do. As a result, you may have legal options. For example, parental alienation may lead to a change in your custody agreement.