When Can Some Abusive Ex-Partners Form Co-Parenting Relationships

question 70

Multiple Choice

When can some abusive ex-partners form co-parenting relationships?

• A)if the courts allow them continued contact
• B)if the children haven't taken sides in marital conflicts
• C)if they are able to separate their spouse and parent roles
• D)if both partners are motivated enough to do so

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