Article 4 When, upon request or by a judges own initiative, it is declared that there are indications of parental alienation, the the trial will proceed speedily with special priority . The judge will, after hearing the prosecutor, determine, with urgency, the provisional measures necessary to maintain the psychological integrity of the child or adolescent, especially to insure the togetherness with the parent, or, if necessary, measures to enable the effective rapprochement between them [child and alienated parent].

Sole Paragraph. It will be ensured that the child or adolescent and parent can have a minimum of assisted visitation, except in cases where there is imminent risk of injury to the physical or psychological integrity of the child or adolescent, certified by a professional expert designated by the judge for monitoring visits .

Article 5 If there are indications that acts of parental alienation are occurring, the judge will, in the same case or a new court case, nominate a biopsychosocial or psychological expert witness, if necessary.

Article 6 After it has been determined that typical acts of parental alienation or any other conduct hamper the coexistence [living together, contact] of child or adolescent with the parent, the judge may (in the same court case or in a new independent action) do one or more of the following, according to the severity of the case:(independent of potential civil or criminal liability and the usage of processual means that can inhibit or mitigate its effects) I – declare the occurrence of parental alienation and warn the alienating party;

II – expand the visitation[meetings, family life] life in favor of the alienated parent;

III – fine the alienating party;

IIV – require psycologicaal and / or biopsychosocial supervision or counseling

V – determine the change of custody to joint custody or reversal of custody;

VI – to preventively determine the residence of the child or adolescent to remain fixed;

VII – to declare the suspension of parental authority. Sole Paragraph. In case of abusive change of address, obstruction or impracticability of visitations, the court may also reverse the obligation to deliver and pick up the child or adolescent’s at the [alienated] parent’s residence, for visitations and stays.