Don’t Overshare with Adult Children
In a recent discussion with a client, we covered the best approach for telling adult children about divorce. While key practices like presenting a united front still apply, adult children often ask more questions and may not need to hear the details of the marriage. Parents should be mindful not to overshare during these conversations.
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