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Helping Children Cope With Divorce

January 31, 2011/1 Comment/in Divorce //Tags: child custody, divorce, marital settlement agreement, mediation, parental responsibility, parenting plan, paternity, time-sharing, uncontested divorceby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-Law

The Virginia State Bar’s Family Law Section has produced a video which discusses the impact of divorce on children and how parents can go about easing the transition.  The video, entitled “Spare the Child,” utilizes personal stories and everyday language to promote the emotional well-being of children as they go through a family law proceeding.  You may access the video after the jump (click “continue reading”):

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  1. Spanish-Language Video on Children and Divorce | ABC Family Law Blog says:
    January 31, 2011 at 11:02 am

    […] ABC Family Law Blog Bringing you the latest news and information about Florida family and marital law Skip to content HomeAboutDivorce StatutesUCCJEA ← Helping Children Cope With Divorce […]

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