October 21, 2015
Divorce is categorized into three different types. These three types include:
Many people think that because of stress and conflict, their divorce must be high-conflict. This isn’t actually the case. It is estimated to be that about 10% of divorces fit the criteria for being placed in this category of high conflict. Both the parents involved and more importantly the children greatly suffer when having to go through such a difficult divorce situation.
Listed here are just a few common topics that disputes arise from.
The reality of high-conflict divorce is simple: it very greatly impacts children. The effects of constant conflict between parents is much more detrimental than one may realize when it is occurring. Proactively taking steps to avoid the conflict can help avoid the negative impact this difficult situation has on children.
At The Bellinger Law Office, we deal with a wide range of family law issues. Contact our office for quality representation in any divorce or family law case. Contact us today at 260-428-2214.
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