Outline: Effects of Divorce on Families and Kids I. Introduction 1. Divorce and its prevalence in society, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of its impact on families and children. 2. Explore the multifaceted effects of divorce on families and children, recognizing the complexities and challenges they face.

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