Your divorce may change your children. They may feel guilty and feel as though the divorce is somehow their fault. They may feel anger toward a specific parent, due to actions that they think occurred during the course of the marriage. They may feel shame, …

When you go through a divorce, you expect to continue to be a part of your child’s life. You expect to experience those milestones, like when they take their first step or when they say their first words. However, that may not be your reality. …

As a parent, you want to be consistent with your child. You want to teach them right from wrong and instill values that they will hold onto as they grow and develop. When they misbehave, you want to make them understand why what they did …

Before any issues had begun to occur between you and your co-parent, you and your child may have had the best relationship imaginable. They were kind and respected your authority. You helped guide them through formative years and loved your role in their lives. Your …

For a child of divorce, conflict after one home becomes two can be a reminder of what they have lost. It can weigh on them and cause problems with their mental health, conduct and development. Depending on their age and maturity, children in these situations …