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Divorce is difficult for any couple, and for those with children it can be extra challenging. Parents are faced with the difficulty of how to explain divorce to children, and children of divorce often face emotional stress. Whether you are in the early stages of a separation or dating after divorce, this section will provide support and expert guidance.

Emotional Support for Children

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Chris Fulton, PhD
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Helping kids through divorce
Chris Fulton, PhD
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Parenting together after divorce
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Considering Divorce

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Knowing when it's worth it to divorce
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Divorce Laws and Rights

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Dividing up property during a divorce
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Dating After Divorce

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Single parent dating do's and don'ts
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Single parent dating advice
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The Effects of Divorce on Children

Aug 05, 2014
By: Kids in the House
Whether amicable or hostile, separation and divorce are a huge disruption in the home, according to Psychologist Katherine Sellwood. Suddenly the child has two homes, and must spend time with each parent separately. This affects children differently, some coping better than others. A wide range of...
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Dating After Divorce Do's and Don'ts

Aug 08, 2014
By: Kids in the House
Dating after a divorce can be a precarious situation for both parents and children. Approaching the topic may come more naturally in some cases, and some children will naturally be more inquisitive about future relationships and their personal role in this newly structured family. Talking to...
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