Divorce can be an extremely emotional and painful experience for everyone involved. This can be especially true for the children of divorcing couples.
Parents often do not realize the impact their behavior has on the kids. Children look to their parents first for support and guidance.
When they see their parents fighting, there are times when they don’t know where to turn.
The potential impacts of divorce on children are well documented and special consideration must be given to their needs throughout the divorce process.
At the Orlando, Florida based law firm of McMichen, Cinami & Demps, our lawyers work to minimize the impact of the divorce proceeding on your children.
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Keeping the Kids Out of the Middle
In too many cases, we have seen parents put their children in the middle of the argument in an effort to turn them against the other parent.
When they discuss the divorce, they might lie about the reasons for the divorce or try to make the other parent look bad in an effort to improve their own position in custody and visitation hearings.
Our attorneys are committed to doing everything we can to keep your children safe from conflict as much as possible.
We know how hard a divorce can be on them and the whole experience only gets worse when parents try to use them as weapons.
With every case we handle, we make the welfare of the children a priority and we will take immediate action to stop any behavior that puts them in harm’s way.
Get Help From Our Divorce Law Firm in Orlando Today
Contact our office to discuss your family law questions with one of our divorce attorneys in Orlando. We will give you an honest assessment of the legal issues involved in your case and let you know what we can do to help.
You can reach us by phone at (407) 898-2161 or by filling out our online contact form.
Divorce can be an extremely emotional and painful experience for everyone involved. This can be especially true for the children of divorcing couples.
n too many cases, we have seen parents put their children in the middle of the argument in an effort to turn them against the other parent.