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Children's Bill of Rights * The right to be free from parental conflict. * The right to love both parents. * The right to be loved and supported. * The right to spend time with each parent. * The right to avoid being caught in the middle. * The right to know that they didn't cause the parental conflict. * The right to be treated as a human being and not as a possession. * The right to be free from making visitation decisions. * The right to ask questions. * The right to be free from taking on parental responsibilities. * The right to enjoy being with both parents. * The right to contact both parents. * The right to express their feelings and thoughts. * The right to have pictures of the past. * The right to expect their parents will keep their commitments for time sharing. * The right to the best financial support by both parents. * The right to be free from questions about the other parent's personal life. * The right to develop or maintain a relationship with each parent. * The right to be a child. * The right to be in a safe environment. * The right to have a relationship with all grandparents and relatives. * The right to be free from choosing one parent over the other. Developed by Nina Chen, Ph.D., Human Development Specialist, University of Missouri Outreach and Extension |
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