EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 13 MIN
Virtual Visitation: When Screens Replace Parents
from Vampire Divorce · host vampiredivorce
Episode Summary: Attorney Clarke Young delves into the complexities of virtual visitation and its effects on parent-child relationships. He highlights the misguided notions behind virtual visitation orders and discusses the psychological implications of screen interactions on children. Clarke emphasizes the importance of real-world connections over digital contact, shedding light on the potential risks and concerns associated with virtual visitation. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:30 – Misconceptions around virtual visitation orders 03:45 – Psychological impact of virtual reality on children 06:20 – Situations where virtual visitation may be appropriate 08:10 – Safeguards and boundaries for virtual visitation 10:25 – Dealing with manipulative behavior in virtual visitation 12:40 – Long-term implications of digital contact on parenting 15:50 – Proposal for addressing psychological dysfunction in family court systems About the Show: *Vampire Divorce* is a podcast series hosted by seasoned family law attorney and expert witness, Clarke Young. The show explores various aspects of family law, offering insights and perspectives on high-conflict custody cases, divorce proceedings, and related legal issues.
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Attorney Clarke Young delves into the complexities of virtual visitation and its effects on parent-child relationships. He highlights the misguided notions behind virtual visitation orders and discusses the psychological implications of screen interactions on children. Clarke emphasizes the importance of real-world connections over digital contact, shedding light on the potential risks and concerns associated with virtual visitation.
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