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This booklet has two purposes. First, it's meant to help children learn some basic facts about family law and give them an idea of the processes that parents may go through when they separate.

Second, it's meant to help children realize that it's normal for them to have an emotional response to the divorce of their parents.

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This guide has general information, instructions and worksheets, as well as other tools to help you make decisions about child support when you separate or divorce.

The goal of this guide is to help you make child support decisions that will help ensure that your children continue to benefit from financial support from both of you after your separation or divorce.

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Section 2: What your children may be feeling 

This section talks about children's reactions to separation and divorce. Understanding what they're feeling can help you understand their questions and reactions. It will also help you support them.

Published by Health Canada in 2005, this online publication provides a range of background information for separating parents.