How to Discuss Divorce with Your Kids
Download: Children and Divorce Guide
Sometimes as attorneys, we get wrapped up in the details. We love details and make it our business to show you every possible tidbit of information for your case. But sometimes, we can get wordy and law school language rears its head. That's why we sat down and created our Divorce Guides. This edition features information on how to discuss divorce with your children and understanding their responses.
Read it here now or feel free to download for later: Children and Divorce
The Children and Divorce Guide is a way to understand what your children will be feeling when you share this change with them. Knowing what NOT to say is just as important as knowing what to say - your feelings towards your spouse are all over the place right now, but your children see things differently. Their unique perspective on your marriage should be more important than your own; keeping that in mind will help guide your words and actions during this process.
What we like most about the Divorce Guides is that you know where the information is coming from and how to follow up with the source. Please do not hesitate to call or message us regarding any of the content. While it does not constitute legal advice, the Guides can provide an understandable starting point or act as a compass for those who are already underway in the process.
This document is not, nor is it meant to be, legal advice. You should always speak with a lawyer for advice regarding your situation. Michael Kuldiner represents clients in Bucks County, Montgomery County, and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. For more information on the attorneys at the Law Offices of Michael Kuldiner, P.C., visit About Us.
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