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If you have children, there are many more things to consider
in your divorce than just deciding who gets to keep the
house or dividing the assets and debts. Divorce requires a
tremendous adjustment for children, as they face losing the
basic structure of their lives. Even if their home life was
volatile and filled with anger and stress, it is (or was) a
predictable part of their lives. Divorce brings change and
requires adapting to new situations and environments.
There is no way to shield them from the change, but you can
help them adjust to their new situation. Probably the most
important way to ease the transition is by having a mutually
agreed upon custody and visitation agreement. If the
children know who they will be living with and when they will
be visiting the other parent, they have a structure that they
can depend on.
To read the rest go here
http://www.womansdivorce.com/children.html
If you have children, there are many more things to consider
in your divorce than just deciding who gets to keep the
house or dividing the assets and debts. Divorce requires a
tremendous adjustment for children, as they face losing the
basic structure of their lives. Even if their home life was
volatile and filled with anger and stress, it is (or was) a
predictable part of their lives. Divorce brings change and
requires adapting to new situations and environments.
There is no way to shield them from the change, but you can
help them adjust to their new situation. Probably the most
important way to ease the transition is by having a mutually
agreed upon custody and visitation agreement. If the
children know who they will be living with and when they will
be visiting the other parent, they have a structure that they
can depend on.
To read the rest go here
http://www.womansdivorce.com/children.html
