Divorce

Custody experts say children should understand that the decision of where they will live is not theirs.

The child of a divorcing couple is upset that her mother is already dating.

A mother fears for the safety of her teen daughters when they visit their bipolar dad.

Is it a bad idea for kids to "hang out" with their dad at his lover's place?

Here's what parents can do in a joint custody situation to make it easy on their children.

Here are tips from parents on how you can make the best out of a joint custody situation.

What can you do when your child is placed in an unhealthy triangle between you and your ex?

A divorced father is upset that his daughter won't spend time with him.

It is unwise to prepare kids for the possibility of a divorce.

A child's reluctance to visit her father is probably tied to her fears about her parents' divorce and about being separated from her mother.

A child wants to know how to cope in the wake of his parents' divorce.

No child, of any age, should be allowed to have the power to blackmail a parent.

A mother asks, "How much involvement should my new boyfriend have with my kids?"

It's always good for kids to see their divorced parents getting along.

It would not be surprising or unusual for a boy to blame his mother's boyfriend for turning his life upside-down.

Kids from a divorced family are best served by as much love and contact they can get from both parents.

Kids observe much more than we give them credit for, even when we think we're keeping a lid on our marital problems.

A 15-year-old seeks advice after his mother leaves the family.