Divorce today is an increasingly common outcome of disagreements in marriage. However, although divorce is a better solution than staying in a bad marriage, full of conflict situations, divorce is not a simple solution that will immediately remove all disagreements and bring peace. It is a complex procedure and a turbulent period in which the participation of all family members is required, which leaves a deep mark on the participants in the divorce. Participants are all family members, both parents and children, and divorce will affect the lives of all involved, which means that the consequences will be borne by both parents and children. The consequences that divorce will leave on a child can be seriously detrimental to a child’s development and behavior. A child imitates his parents and feels their emotions, so a child whose parents have a hard time coping with a divorce will also carry the burden of that weight. However, it is important to involve children in the divorce process in order to achieve the best interests of the child. The child has the right to express his opinion. Professionals involved in the divorce process have a significant role and great responsibility in monitoring and deciding on the outcomes of divorce. The child should be heard and his testimony respected without being exposed to stressful situations