The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Divorce The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Divorce Rates in the U.S. 50% Canada 48% Japan 27% UK 13.9% Australia 40% India 10% Singapore 10%

Divorce Rates in the United States 41% of first marriages end in divorce 60% of second marriages 73% of third marriages Alabama’s divorce rate is one third higher than the U.S. average. It is the sixth highest in the nation.

Reasons People Divorce Financial Issues Incompatibility of personality Communication problems Abuse Drugs or Alcoholism Authoritarianism Selfishness Differing Values

Grounds for Divorce Impotency. Adultery. Desertion for more than one year or separation for more than three years. Failure to provide the necessities of life. Habitually drunk. Conviction of a felony. Mental or physical cruelty. Permanent incurable insanity.

Effects of Divorce on Age of Children Preschoolers: Fear of abandonment, sleep disturbances. Young Childhood: Fear of being displaced, grief, school difficulties, fear for well being of absent parent. Older Children: Acting out, fight with parent, spying for the other parent. Adolescent: Fear of own relationship failure, independence, promiscuous-type behavior could increase.

Children and Divorce Who deals better? Younger or older? Boy or girl? Do children feel anger, guilt, blame? Are there things parents should not discuss about the divorce with their children?

Impact on Children Self-Concept? School Performance? Peer Relationships? Dating-Marriage?

Six Tasks for Children Acknowledge parental separation. Disengage from parents conflict. Resolution to loss of familiar parental relationships and routines. Resolution of anger and self-blame. Accepting finality of divorce. Achieving realistic expectations for later relationship success.

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