How to Ease the Effects of Divorce on Children

How do you want your children to remember your divorce? San Diego divorce attorney, Elizabeth Brown, talks about what parents can do during the divorce process to help their children cope with the divorce, emphasizing the importance of asking and answering your children's questions and trying to successfully co-parent with your soon to be ex-spouse.

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