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When Leaving Doesn’t Mean The Abuse Ends: The Challenge Of Co-Parenting After Domestic Violence
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When Leaving Doesn’t Mean The Abuse Ends: The Challenge Of Co-Parenting After Domestic Violence
BY LOS ALAMOS VICTIM ADVOCATELeaving an abusive relationship does not always end the abuse. For parents who share children, separation may mean continued contact through custody arrangements, visitation, child exchanges and parenting decisions.Continued contact can create challenges that are very different from the disagreements typically associated with ordinary co-parenting. “Co-parenting” generally assumes that both parents…
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