Q. Can I still see my son if I get divorced?
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Can I still see my son if I get divorced?


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    Getting divorced doesn’t mean the end of family life. You should still be able to see your family. At least, you should as long as you’re a kind and law-abiding parent. A court can only stop you from seeing your son if there’s evidence that your son is in some kind of danger by visiting you. Assuming that this isn’t the case, then you have every right to regularly meet your children. This applies whether you’re the mother or the father in this situation.

    In many cases, one parent might try to slander the other in an attempt to stop them from having access to their kids. If you’re in this situation, then you need to hire a custody attorney to protect your interests. They’ll be able to defend your suitability as a parent and put forward the evidence to support this. Eventually, you’ll win the legal right to see and raise your own son.


       

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Broken families. We can't easily figure out who are the products of divorced parents. Primarily, the most affected is the children. Imagine yourself going to a family day at school without a complete family to cling to. You can see other children playing with their dad and mom. Some ask you where your dad or your mom is. What are you doing to say? Divorce gives the couple their freedom to be single again after fallig out of love as it is their human rights to be happy. Unfortunately, this doesn't consider the emotional effects to the children. Thus, for hat marriage vows are when there's divorce?

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