Township Ordinances Tax Collector This office is responsible for maintaining the Township's tax accounting records, it also prepares the annual tax list and a monthly report of Township tax funds collected, received and deposited.
Again, this underscores the need to better understand contextual factors that contribute to children's post-divorce adjustment. The manner in which parents resolve conflict has been determined to affect child adjustment. Chronic, unresolved conflict is associated with greater emotional insecurity in children.motional distress in children of high-conflict divorce: the impact of marital conflict and violence. Family Conciliation Courts Review, 37, 297-314. Belsky, J., Youngblade, L., Rovine, M., & Volling, B. (1991). Patterns of marital change and parent-child interaction.
With changes in family structure such as divorce, single-parenting, or remarriage, a question many struggle with is how such changes affect children. Any family form that differs from the traditional two-parent, biological family is assumed to place children at risk.Such changes require some adjustment time; however, it is inaccurate to assume that stepchildren have more problems than other children because of parental remarriage.iven the current state of research on children in stepfamilies, it would be premature to suggest that no differences exist between these children and children living in first-marriage families. On the other hand, we cannot assume that all children in stepfamilies will have problems.