Sentences with phrase «child abandonment often»

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However, in adoptive children if you take the abandonment issues into account that could explain some of this as anxiety often manifests itself as behavioral issues such as ADHD or ODD.

Some states do not award alimony unless there is some form of wrongful conduct and those are often times only seen in fault divorces, where one spouse can prove something like abandonment, financial abuse, addiction, physical abuse, adultery, child abuse, etc. most states, now, are no fault, and if alimony is available it's often only rehabilitative.

Unattached or insecurely attached children feel a deep sense of abandonment, which is often expressed in behavioral patterns.

Some children have an insecure attachment to the allied parent, who is most often the primary caretaker, and may fear abandonment by that parent.

Feelings of fear, anxiety, abandonment, and rejection often accompany these types of significant changes in a child's life.

Children often view this behavior as abandonment.

The rage from abandonment is often the motivating factor for these parents and what better way to hurt someone than to turn their children against them.

Because parents may often be consumed with their own feelings during a divorce, they might overlook the emotional state of their children, who may be confused by the divorce or feel guilt, loss, pain, or abandonment.

Russ contends that» [b] lind adherence to the family preservation policy using a biological definition of family often flies in the face of the» «best interests of the child»» and has led to the abuse, neglect, abandonment, and even death of literally thousands of children in our country.»