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Does divorce destroy family life (make children live in depression and…
Does divorce destroy family life
make children live in depression and stress
children start to blame their parents
children will claim that their parents doe not love them anymore
they will put blame on their parents for ruining their life
children might influence bad attitude
children lost their respect towards parents
children might involved in bad crime
they might follow what their parents did
chilfren feel abandoned
after the divorce children do not get enough attention from their parents
parents do not want to take responsibilities in term of custody
affect the financial management
children can't be able to pay their studies fees
their children cannot continue their studies
their children can not achieve their dreams in their careers
fees are too expensive to bear for a student if the parents are divorced
children could not get their daily expenses
parents do not give enough pocket money for their child's daily expenses at school
their children had to go hungry because they were embarrassed to borrow money from their friends
ex-wife might not earn enough maintainance for their children
The former husband considers the provision of livelihood is no longer a response
The former husband considers his former wife able to find her own money
The former husband is more concerned with the second wife if they live in polygamy
affect family image
people do not respect their family
whatever they do will be blamed by the people around them
their families will be set aside by the people around them
the relationship between the two in-laws is getting worse
both families in-law want to claim their custody rights on their grandchildren
they will blame each other
people might say something bad about their family
their children's friends will say something bad to them about their parents divorce
people will say they are not good at managing families
1.Hetherington,E.M, (2013), Effects of divorce on parents and children from,
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