Will my parents stop fighting now they are divorced?

Post-divorce parental fighting is challenging for teens, but understanding and employing coping strategies can alleviate the stress and promote well-being.

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Understanding the Dynamics of Post-Divorce Parental Relationships Divorce marks a significant change not just in the lives of the couple involved but also in the lives of their children. It's common for children and teenagers to hope that their parents' separation will lead to less conflict and more peace at home. However, the reality can be more complex, and understanding this complexity can help you cope better with the changes in your family structure. Why Parents Continue to Fight After Divorce Even after a divorce is finalised, various issues can continue to cause tension between parents. These might include disagreements...
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