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  • Alan Jacobs
    • Jan 25, 2016
    • 1 min read

Grandparents' Lives Shattered From Divorce


Grandparents take a largely unseen hit from divorce when they lose contact with the grandchild they love. Divorce can shatter grandparents' lives as much as the couple involved, because it can mean contact is suddenly blocked, and grandparents have no automatic right to be part of their grandchild's life. This article from the Kent and Sussex Courier highlights the efforts Kent Family Mediation Services is making to help grandparents resume the contact they so badly want with family members.

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