Who will I live with after the divorce?

Learn the differences between custody types, factors influencing living arrangements after divorce, and how to adjust as a teen.

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Divorce is a significant event in a family's life and affects everyone involved, especially children and teenagers. It brings about substantial changes, not just emotionally but also practically, such as where you will live. Understanding the processes and outcomes can help you navigate this challenging time more effectively. Understanding the Basics of Custody and Living Arrangements When parents decide to divorce, they must also decide on the custody of their children. The term 'custody' refers to who has the legal right and responsibility to take care of you. There are a few different types of custody: Joint custody: This means...
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