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How To Tell Your Child(ren) About Your Divorce
The worst thing to do is to do nothing. It is a time of great emotions for you which may include hurt, pain, humiliation, confusion, and a host of other emotions. Yet it is a time when you must deal with the emotions of your child(ren). The response of your children may range from being pleased (in the case of abuse and/or long term disharmony) to shock and anger. Listed below are some guidelines for telling your children.
Who
Both of you is ideal. You should sit down as a family so all hear the same things and can ask questions.
When
The best time is a few days to a week before your physical separation.
How
Be Truthful
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In determining child custody, the court considers the wishes of the child, if the child is old enough and capable of making an intelligent choice, and any history of domestic violence in either parent or any other person seeking custody.
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