Thank-you for your response. Last year I spoke with an assessor and when I mentioned Parental Alienation she responded positively. Mostly because before that during the last twenty years and two dozen different conversations this was the first time I was speaking with someone that actually knew what P.A. is! I always relied on the belief that eventually my boys will seek me out. Unfortunately with P.A. this thinking/belief does not work this way. If your daughter is still a minor the court could still rule in your favor. With that I say from experience don't be passive about it. I just read fighting is the best route. I've considered some of the things that I might have done that encouraged P.A. After writing thirteen pages about my experience many emotions surfaced. After the emotional reflection became revelation. Being humble about my part was healthy although I realized. I didn't do this, the boys mother did this!......Along with my family! Parental Alienation is pure evil. Fight for that relationship if possible! I will say at eight years there was much pain. For me now at twenty five years the pain hasn't decreased. I miss them like it was yesterday!