Family support after a lawsuit and broken parent-child ties
This study looks at how family conflict and lawsuits affect the emotional well-being of families with minor children, especially when a parent-child relationship has been broken. It may help families understand and heal from these difficult experiences.
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Who can take part
- You must have children who are under 18 years old
- Your family must be involved in a lawsuit
- The relationship between the children and at least one parent must be broken or cut off
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