After a divorce, many governmental institutions are forced to look at the primary custodial home as a single-parent household and attempt to navigate the economic consequences of a decision they had no part in. This is especially true for low-income households. Because of the nature …
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Children and Custody
Navigating Psychiatric Treatment and Child Custody Evaluation
In doing what is right for the children caught in the crossfire of a child custody situation, courts are forced to evaluate the competency of each parent and go through their history not just as a husband and a father, but also as a person. …
CONTINUE READINGParental Divorce is Not a Death Sentence for a Child’s Achievements
Children often are told when they are young that they can be whatever they want to be. They are encouraged to strive for what they want and work hard to achieve their goals. No matter what obstacles they may face, they are inspired to overcome …
CONTINUE READINGDealing with Post-Divorce Child Care
Children are always a priority to an attentive and active parent. After a divorce, that focus is intensified. No active and attentive parent wishes to lose access to their children. Due to the amount of attention the divorce process puts on children, their basic needs …
CONTINUE READINGStudy Examines Emotional Landscape, Parental Image of Children of Divorce
High-conflict parental divorce is not a beneficial experience for a child to suffer through. They often see it as their fault, due to their lack of understanding of what may have caused their parents to no longer love one another. This level of self-reflection can …
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