Easing impact on children of couples who call it quits

Since January, couples with children under 21 who cannot agree on their parenting plans and other divorce-related matters, have had to attend the Mandatory Parenting Programme before they can file for divorce.
Since January, couples with children under 21 who cannot agree on their parenting plans and other divorce-related matters, have had to attend the Mandatory Parenting Programme before they can file for divorce.PHOTO: ST FILE
Published
Oct 14, 2018, 5:00 am SGT
Updated
Oct 15, 2018, 2:21 pm
Senior Social Affairs Correspondent
theresat@sph.com.sg

Madam Tang's world fell apart after she discovered her husband of nearly 20 years was cheating on her.

The housewife gave her husband, who works in the banking industry, multiple chances to end the affair, but to no avail.

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