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Parenting
When a family finds itself in the middle of a separation or divorce, one of
the first worries is "what about the children?" Research has shown that
while divorce can be hard on children, its often the fighting of the parents
that most directly effects the children, and the impact depends on how well the parents are able to isolate the children from these disruptions.
In order to file for a divorce in Washington D.C., one of the spouses must be a resident for six months prior to filing.
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