blend·ed family (bl n d d)n. A stepfamily. |
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| Children in step-families and blended families were also around five times more likely than those in 'intact' families to experience emotional abuse or neglect. CPAs should be aware of these issues when assisting clients with blended families. All human associations are full of perverse patterns of feeling and behavior, including traditional families, same-sex partnerships, blended families, and the free-form groupings favored by those who would have us "honor all families. |
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