Sentences with phrase «child with divorced parents»

There are lots of children with divorced parents who grow up have strong relationships and good marriages.

In this earlier study, behavior traits were ranked in children with divorced parents and observed negative behaviors.

The courts try to minimize the emotional impact of parental arrangements on children with divorcing parents.

«There is an accumulating body of knowledge based on many studies that shows only minor differences between children of divorce and those from intact families, and that the great majority of children with divorced parents reach adulthood to lead reasonably fulfilling lives.»

Parental Alienation is a disorder found in many children with divorcing parents.

Forty - three percent of children grow up in fatherless homes, and 75 percent of children with divorced parents live with their mother.

In one recent study, 70 % of children with divorced parents saw divorce as an adequate answer to marital problems whereas only 40 % of children with married parents saw it as a solution.

The debate over how divorce affects children has long been polarized, with many researchers focusing on statistical data emphasizing that most children with divorced parents do fine in life, while many clinicians emphasize the emotional distress that many of the children feel.

The reason for this is, as noted, that children with divorced parents previously were more likely to have well - educated parents from higher social strata and, due to this, achieved relatively well in school.

The adjustment of children with divorced parents: a risk and resiliency perspective.

The Tories want to reduce support to children with divorced parents, so it can reward those who live in domestic bliss.

Children with divorced parents are twice as likely to have health problems than those from united families, according to new research.

In fact, some studies show that children with discordant married parents are worse off than children with divorced parents.23

However, the judge, in his discretion, could invalidate the foster adoption if he finds that placing the child with the divorcing parents would not be in the child's best interests.

When divorce spreads to larger parts of the population, and motives for divorce alter (de Graaf and Kalmijn 2006b), it seems unlikely that children with divorced parents, born one hundred years apart, share experiences entirely.

«Children with divorced parents are prone to wonder about the purpose of gift giving, especially if it is unexpected and «undeserved»,» note Jennifer Lewis, M.D., and William Sammons, M.D., in Don't Divorce Your Children: Children and Their Parents Talk About Divorce.