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Dealing with Divorce (TeensHealth.org)For many people, their parents' divorce marks a turning point in their lives, whether the divorce happened many years ago or is taking place right now. When it happens to you, you can feel very alone and unsure of what it all means. It may seem hard, but it is possible to cope with divorce — and have a good family life in spite of some changes divorce may bring. |
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Family Break-up (LegalRightsforYouth.ca)Sometimes parents decide to end their relationship by separation or divorce. If there are children involved, parents have some very important decisions to make about where their children will live and how the children will be financially supported. Children of separated parents should understand that the break up is not their fault. Separation and divorce are adult issues and kids should not be caught in the middle. |
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Dealing with Divorce and Custody (ReachOut.com)Divorce and parenting arrangements are never easy. Coming to terms with the fact that your family is changing and making sense of what happened can be difficult. There are things you can do that might make the process a bit clearer, and talking to someone can make a huge difference. |
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Divorce and Teens (DivorceandTeens.com)This website is here to help everyone affected by divorce, from teen, to parent, to friend, and while the website is called Divorce and Teens, the information here still applies to you even if you aren’t a teenager. Read on for more! |
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Teens Dealing with DivorceSix teens talk about their experience from their parents getting divorced and how they chose to overcome their problems. |