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Child Behavior During Divorce (Checklist) Information Provided by: CustodyJunction.com This checklist allows you, as a divorcing or separating parent, the opportunity to evaluate how your child is managing through this difficult time. The list includes those characteristic traits that are prevalent with those children who have significant emotional problems caused by divorce. Counseling should be considered for your child if just a few of these behaviors apply to your child. The Checklist Sudden changes in physical appearance (weight loss/gain etc.) Rebelling against normal activities or daily routines. Secretive actions (closing bedroom door). Dramatic mood swings. Shutting down and pretending problems do not exist. Reverting to old habits or earlier stages of development. Rebelling against elders (parents, teachers, etc.) Spending excessive time around new friends. Refusal to do ordinary chores. Refusal to visit with estranged parent. Spell-bound on parents getting back together. Excessive crying or depression. Excessive headaches or stomachaches. Sleeping problems. Refusal to eat or inconsistent eating habits. Academic problems. Blatant misbehavior. Information Provided by: CustodyJunction.com Navigate:   Home Divorce Checklists and Worksheets Child Behavior During Divorce (Checklist) Useful Online Tools Custody JunctionTM - Easily schedule, track and monitor current and future custody, visitation, and support arrangements. Online Parenting Plans - Our Online Parenting Plan Softare will allow you to create and execute your very own parenting plan. Mandatory Parenting Class - This service if for you, whether you are court mandated or if you simply want the best, up to date information about how to keep your kids healthy and safe throughout the divorce process. DivorceDeskTM - Build and manage vital divorce documents and letters online for free! Child Support: Child Support Decrease Request Letter - Payor to Payee Child Support Increase Request Letter - Payee to Payor Child Support Review Request Letter - Payee Child Support Review Request Letter - Payor Child Support Suspension Request Letter - Payor Paternity Verification Letter - To Father from Mother Paternity Verification Letter - To Mother from Father Child Custody & Visitation Character Reference for Child Custody Demand Letters for Child Access/Visitation Denial of Child Access/Visitation Letters Letter to Non-Custodial Parent of Intent to Relocate With Child(ren) Power of Attorney for Temporary Guardianship of Child(ren) Request Letter to School to Provide Information Suggested Reading Creating a Successful Parenting Plan This extraordinary book and computer disk offers separating or divorcing parents a sure-fire way to create a workable, practical parenting plan/agreement that is in the best interest of their children. Author: Jayne A. Major, Ph.D. Recent Related Blog Posts     All Parenting Blog Posts Related Article Archives Custody & Visitation Parental Alienation     All Article Archives Related Categories Children & Divorce Child Relocation Collect & Paying Child Support     All Categories Related Forums Child Custody Child Removal Child Support Helping Children Parenting Stepfamily Issues     All Forums Resources & Tools Start Your Divorce Several Options to Get Started Today. Online Divorce Tools Keeping it Simple to Get the Job Done. Download Center Instantly Download Books, Guides & Forms. Discount Books Over 100 of the Best Divorce & Custody Books. Negotiate Online Settle your Divorce and Save. Custody Scheduling Make Sure You Document Everything. SEPARATE FEELINGS FROM BEHAVIOR – Successful co-parents focus on the child -- and only the child. Any anger, resentment, or hurt takes a back seat to the child's needs. Co-parenting is not about the adults’ feelings but rather about the child’s happiness, stability, and future.

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