post-divorce
adjective[before noun],adverb
(alsopostdivorce)uk/ˌpəʊst.dɪˈvɔːs/us/ˌpoʊst.dɪˈvɔːrs/existingorhappeningafter amarriagehasendedindivorce(= has beenofficiallyorlegallyended):
There aredemandsforbettersupportfor post-divorcefamilies.
She istryingtoeasethekidsintotheirpostdivorcelife.
Familycourtsin thiscountryoverwhelminglyfavourmaternalcustodypost-divorce.
- Nearly all of thechildrenquestionedthoughtthat they should have a say in post-divorcearrangements.
- Courtstendtoassumethat it isbestforchildrentomaintainpost-divorcecontactwith bothparents.
- Increasingly,childrenarelivingout thesocialnormsof post-divorcefamilylife.
- He called for post-divorceparentingcourses.
Relationships: ending & divorce
- affiliation order
- annul
- annulment
- breaksomethingup
- bust up
- child support
- chuck
- dump
- ghost
- givesomeonethe elbowidiom
- givesomeonethe heave-hoidiom
- givesomeonethe pushidiom
- go off withsomeone
- grow apart
- run out onsomeone/something
- separate
- separation
- split up
- throw
- throwsomeoneover