The detrimental effects of parental break‐up on children's mental health are well‐
documented. However, research has also shown that children living in joint physical custody …

Objective: This study investigated the relationship between joint physical custody and
children's mental health, and tested whether interparental conflict moderated the …

This study investigated potential differences in mental health among children living in sole
physical custody (SPC), asymmetric joint physical custody (JPC), and symmetric JPC; and it …

Joint physical custody (JPC), a parental care arrangement in which children live with each
parent about equally after separation or divorce, is an increasingly common phenomenon in …

Aim The prevalence of psychosomatic complaints among children and adolescents appears
to be increasing. At the same time, the numbers of joint physical custody families are rising …

Background Parental separation has been associated with adverse child mental health
outcomes in the literature. For school-aged children, joint physical custody (JPC), that is …

Using data from the multi-actor Divorce in Flanders survey, this study aimed to provide a
more comprehensive understanding of linkages between children's living arrangements …

This study investigated mental health in schoolchildren in different living arrangements after
parental separation. The study population included 31,519 children from the Danish …

For parents of minor children, the co-parenting relationship is often a highly salient yet
volatile aspect of post-divorce life. The nature of this relationship is also dependent upon the …

Background Joint physical custody is a parental care arrangement in which children live
roughly an equal amount of time with each parent after family dissolution, residing …