1.The right to express love for both parents.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
2.The right not to be placed in the position of a message carrier.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
3.The right not to be asked to be the family spy.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
4.The right not to be told negative information about their parent or parent’s family.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
5.The right to remain connected to both parents’ families.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
6.The right not to be interrogated after a visit with the other parent.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
7.The right to express or not to express his or her own feelings.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
8.The right not to be exposed to conflict with the other parent.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
9.The right to a stable, safe environment.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
10.The right to remain a child and not a parental confidant.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
11.The right to be told about family changes, such as moving, or visitation.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
12.The right to not feel responsible for their parents’ divorce.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
13.The right to be loved unconditionally.
Is this a problem for you? Yes _____ No _____, if Yes how?
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