February 28, 2025 - 09:41
SALT LAKE CITY – If you’re a single parent in Utah, dreading an upcoming weekend transfer-of-custody event scheduled with your ex, you’re by no means alone. Although it’s probably no consolation, if divorce is a proverbial hell for the involved parents, it’s even worse for their children. That’s the conclusion of a recent nationwide study which highlights the challenges faced by families navigating the complexities of co-parenting.
The study reveals that Utah ranks as the second-worst state for co-parenting after divorce, shedding light on the emotional and logistical struggles that many families endure. The findings suggest that high levels of conflict between ex-partners can lead to negative outcomes for children, impacting their emotional well-being and development.
Experts emphasize the importance of effective communication and cooperation between co-parents to mitigate these issues. As families continue to face the repercussions of divorce, the need for supportive resources and strategies becomes increasingly critical to foster healthier environments for children.
