The aim of this research was to explore the perception of parental blame for the divorce and relationship with parents in young adults. The research was conducted by online poll which was filled out by young adults, between 18 and 30 years of age (N=126), with divorced parents. Their parents had split when they were still underage. We used version with 26 items of PACQ questionnaire (Peisah, Brodaty, Luscombe, Kruk i Anstey, 1999) translated into Croatian. Most interpretable solution was two-factor solution for mother (regard and burden) and two-factor solution for father (regard and control). Found factors were used as subscales of questionnaire. Descriptive statistic showed that 86.9% of subjects were assigned to mother for custody. 90.5% of subjects reported that they knew the reason for divorce of their parents, and that fathers' behavior was to blame (in 69% of cases). Multivariate analysis of variance demonstrated differences between the adult children and parents throughout subscales of PACQ to be statistically significant when perception of blame was considered. Blaming behavior of one parent for divorce negatively affected the relationship between adult-child and that parent. Those who think both parents are equally responsible for the divorce have good relationship with mother and with father. This research, despite limitations regarding the sample and questionnaire we used, indicates the importance of further exploration on children perception of blame for the divorce.