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Re: All you need to know about "Marriage/Divorce" under the SG Law

My spouse and I are considering divorce proceedings. My spouse is telling my children "bad things" about me which are untrue. What can I do?

In practical terms, you cannot stop your spouse saying "bad things" about you to the children. You should not say "bad things" about your spouse in return. You should just concentrate on building or maintaining a good relationship with your children. It would be advisable if both you and your spouse could maintain a good relationship with each other as the parents of your children. In this regard, you may wish to suggest to your spouse that you attend counselling to discuss parenting issues together, and learn how to work together as parents.

If your divorce proceedings have already started, and you are worried that the "bad things" your spouse is saying to the children will have an impact on the custody and access dispute between you and your spouse, you can ask for your children to speak to a court counsellor, or for a Social Welfare Report to be ordered by the court, or for a Court-Appointed Counsel to be appointed [see previous questions], to enable their true views to be made known to the court.
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