Well, as mentioned above and as is the norm here, we're only getting one side of any of the sticky family/ex & former family cases written about here. There's no way to begin to fairly or justly assess with definitive perspective, without the opposite party's views - and that is just the starting point. I have a feeling as I always have in these cases that there's a lot more to them than what is being presented by just one side, if you will.

The children will suffer regardless whether their parents stay together OR are apart. No one can speak for the children besides the children themselves, or, in the case of juveniles, the court system. Sometimes there is no right and wrong - just the court's rulings.

Whether children are with or not with their parents-at-odds, the resultant effects will be carried by their children as long as they live. Nothing can change that. All children have different coping and acting out mechanisms to what they've experienced as they age through adulthood, as will be played out during their subsequent lifetimes. How the scars of a tumultuous childhood manifest themselves over time is always an unknown, as no one can experience what the child did.

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