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Divorce ends conflict – or does it?

When considering divorce, most parents consider the potential effects of divorce on their children. One argument in favour of divorce is the idea that it will bring an end to conflict. In other words, that divorce can have a positive effect on children’s lives.

But how true is it that children enjoy more peaceful, less troubling lives after their parents divorce?

The idea that divorce brings an end to conflict is based on the idea that marriage is the cause of conflict. To end the conflict simply end the marriage.

The problem with this argument is that it ignores the fact that conflict is caused by personalities, not marriage. Continue reading

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Divorce and Infants

It’s quite clear that the vast majority of parents care deeply about the effects of divorce on their children. However, browsing around the internet, it’s also clear that concern is largely focused on older children.

It’s my concern that infants are getting a raw deal when it comes to divorce. And it’s my feeling that the reason for this is the assumption that infants don’t understand much of anything at all. Here’s why infants are affected by divorce much more than you might think. Continue reading

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Protect Your Children from the Effects of Divorce

Any child going through a divorce is going to experience some emotional pain, feelings of loss, sadness, frustration and possibly abandonment or rejection. As parents it is important to help children through this difficult time in their lives and to protect them as much as possible from the divorce process itself, as well as the changes that will occur, both now and in the future.

As a parent there are several things that you can do to help your children get through the divorce with as little difficulty as possible. Both parents working together on this goal can make it even easier for the children. Continue reading

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Challenges for Children of Divorce

Children of divorced parents are also more sceptical about finding true love and settling down. Before you decide that this article is trying to spoil you from enjoying your big day, this is just to make you aware of the facts so you are more equipped to enjoy your married life fully, even though you may not have grown up in successful marital surroundings.

As child of divorce, it is important not to lose hope by thinking that you are going to commit the same mistakes your parents did. You will have to be a little optimistic and think that you have learned from the mistakes of your parents to make sure history does not repeat itself. Continue reading

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Child Support Enforcement Across International Borders

Receiving the child support you are due can be a complicated issue. This is even more so when the non-custodial parent is not resident in the U.S.

The State Department does have help available on this issue. Articles found at this State Department page help to answer the following questions. Continue reading

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Make Joint Custody as Easy as Possible for Your Child

A child raised in two different homes is often the result of joint child custody. The situation can be difficult for all parties but it is important that both you and your ex work to make the divorce and the ongoing transition between homes as comfortable as possible for your child.

Here are some points to consider that can help make the changes in your child’s life as easy to deal with as possible: Continue reading

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  • Effects of Divorce on Children (12)
  • Parenting During Divorce (6)
  • Do It Yourself Divorce (8)
  • Divorce Advice for Men (1)

Child Custody and Support

  • Father Support Groups Aim to Make a Difference
  • Mandatory Child Custody Mediation
  • Child Custody Lawyers Make War, Not Love
  • Choose a Qualified Divorce, Child Custody Lawyer
  • Child Support is About More Than Money

Divorce-Related Sites

  • Divorce Laws of the 50 States, D.C. & Puerto Rico
  • Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement (U.S.)
  • Child Support Agency (U.K.)
  • U.S. State Child Support Agencies
  • U.S. State Bar Associations – Divorce Resources

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