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April 8, 2011
For every extreme choice and course of destructive action that destroys a family, there is an equally extreme choice and course of constructive action that may save that family, for the benefit of everyone involved – parents and children.
July 7, 2010
Should state law require all couples to successfully complete a conflict resolution course prior to applying for a marriage license?

KAADS.org is the brainchild of a Hunter College High School student.  We are an all-volunteer group of teenagers and adults. We launched KAADS to empower children to help their parents get expert guidance to resolve relationship issues, short of divorce or permanent separation.

It is no secret that relationship problems are among the most nerve-racking life experiences for parents. While in this emotionally unbalanced and/or vulnerable state of mind, parents must make some of the most important decisions for themselves and their children, and the future of their families often depends on the opinions of the people parents turn to for support and advice. Now more than ever, parents need the best objective and expert guidance to successfully deal with resolvable issues.

Children, especially teenagers, are often the first to become aware of the tension between parents. When some friends and family become aware of the relationship problems, they often offer more one-sided and unconstructive commentary than solutions. "Outsiders generally tell parents what they want to hear, but often, not what they need to hear." 

Parents need insightful information which can help them work toward solutions to keep their families together whenever possible, and for the benefit of all concerned – parents and children.  For these reasons, children must take action to ensure that their parents get expert help and steer clear of biased outsiders.

We provide the resources for children to take action to ensure that their parents get expert help at the earliest stage of their conflict. Our FREE prewritten Out of the Blue TXT messaging service, which sends a text message from KAADS.org to parents, is enough to raise curiosity toward the process of solving marital problems and nudge parents in the right direction – it brings parents here.  Our online resources offer immediate help and support for parents and children.  We help parents understand and resolve their problems without divorce or permanent separation, and in this way, we protect children from the adverse and life-altering effects of a broken home.


The Adverse Effects of Divorce and Separation on Children

In many cases, divorce and separation may jeopardize our future and limit the educational and other opportunities available to us.  The cost of maintaining two households, for example, is proof of this.  Separate rents alone will put my family in a $45,600.00 hole over four years (@ $950. per month x 4 years).  Where is the prudent planning for the future? Where is my college tuition?

Colleges that are within reach with $45,600.00 in the bank become a missed opportunity without this money. This means that if one or more of the Ivy League schools are within reach for us academically, they remain out of reach financially.

Additionally, when parents separate, children may be abruptly deprived of the onsite ideas, knowledge, guidance, and other resources of the absent parent.  The list of consequences for children, the innocently involved, is lengthy.

– Kad (14 years old)

 
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