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Your children will need support and understanding as you go through divorce. These articles should help you make the best choices for your children.

Divorce can be especially hard on kids, but there are ways to help children cope with divorce. Follow these tips to help make your divorce easier on your kids and ensure they’re affected as little as possible.

Parental divorce can impact children significantly. Learn about the effect divorce has on children and how to mitigate the risk of negative effects.

Divorce can be especially hard when kids are involved, and telling them about it can be one of the hardest parts. Find out when to tell the kids about divorce.

When parents of a special needs child divorce, they need to work with a lawyer to determine how to support their child and set up the appropriate trusts.

After divorce, is it better for a child to have one birthday party with both parents, or separate parties? How does custody work on a child’s birthday?

It isn’t easy adjusting to the changes as a parent during divorce. You aren’t alone as you and your children go through this.

Becoming a single dad after divorce is tough when you’re used to having a partner throughout your child’s life. See how to become a successful single dad.

Becoming a single mom after divorce is tough when you’re used to having a partner throughout your child’s life. See how to become a successful single mom.

When you get divorced and don’t see your children all the time, it’s easy to miss them even if you have shared custody. See how to deal with missing your kids.

Empty nesting after divorce can feel lonely. But you’re not alone! A lot of people feel this way! See how to deal with these feelings and join our community.

You will experience several unique parenting challenges after divorce. Here are some articles to help you with specific issues your child may be experiencing.

When you get divorced, it’s common for children to feel resentment towards one or both parents. See how to reconcile and talk to your children after divorce.

After divorce, it’s common (and normal) for kids to feel resentment towards the parent that they feel is at fault. See what to do when your kids hate your ex.

Whether you’re married to a narcissist, or your ex is a narcissist, co-parenting with a narcissistic person is emotionally draining. See how to handle it.

Being a stepparent is difficult, and there are certain boundaries that shouldn’t be crossed. See what to do when a stepmother is overstepping her boundaries.

Being a stepmom when you’ve never had children yourself is difficult. It’s easy to feel like an outsider and have trouble adjusting. See what to do about it.