The following chronology traces how the debate surrounding the Dylan Farrow allegations moved from private home life into courtrooms, print broadsheets, and streaming television.
| Year | Event or Public Statement | Primary Sibling Roles |
|---|---|---|
| 1992, 1993 | Dylan alleges abuse at Bridgewater; Justice Wilk denies Allen custody in high-stakes court battle. | Dylan reports the incident; Moses initially supports Mia; Soon-Yi leaves household. |
| 1997 | Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn marry in Venice, Italy, formalizing the permanent familial split. | Soon-Yi separates entirely from Mia's household. |
| 2014 | Dylan writes an open letter in The New York Times; Moses issues a public counter-statement defending Allen. | Dylan and Ronan demand accountability; Moses publicly breaks with Mia and Dylan. |
| 2018 | Moses publishes his "A Son Speaks Out" blog; Soon-Yi gives her first in-depth interview to New York magazine. | Moses and Soon-Yi accuse Mia of abuse; Ronan and Dylan categorically deny the claims. |
| 2020, 2021 | Woody Allen releases his memoir Apropos of Nothing; HBO broadcasts the four-part docuseries Allen v. Farrow. | Dylan and Ronan appear on camera with home video records; Allen and Soon-Yi decline participation. |
