Divorce and separation impact on children

- Divorce and separation often lead to negative consequences for children, stemming from unresolved issues between parents.
- Children from divorced families may experience emotional stress, fear of abandonment, and difficulties in forming lasting relationships.
- These children may face challenges in academic performance, financial stability, and are at higher risk of substance abuse and criminal behavior.
- Staying in a conflicted marriage can provide children with a stable routine and financial support, despite the emotional stress.
- Children from divorced families often face increased conflict, financial battles, and a lack of support, leading to long-lasting negative impacts.
- Children from conflicted families are more likely to form committed relationships than children from divorced families.