Family
Aug. 1, 2019
Bullying and divorce: How it affects families with special needs children
In special needs divorce, over-stressed primary caregivers can be pressured and bullied during a divorce to accept less than their fair share, potentially compromising the well-being of caregivers and children.
Nathalie Paluch
Law Office of Peter A. LauzonNathalie Paluch is an attorney with the Law Office of Peter A. Lauzon. She is a certified family law specialist.
Divorce is a whirlwind of emotions and has many moving pieces that affect health, income and well-being, especially when it involves families with special needs children.
The divorce rate for families with special needs is over 80%, due to stress, economic hardship and the overwhelming life changes affecting the family structure. This can be extremely hard on a family that already has so many different types of responsibilities and ...
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