Doris and her children robert, deborah, and francis live with doris' second husband joseph. how does this arrangement compare with other remarried families? it is the least common structure. it is less common than families with stepmothers. it is the most common structure in remarried families. this type of custody arrangement is less common than other remarried family structures.

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Marina

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14 September, 12:03

Doris and her children robert, deborah, and francis live with doris' second husband joseph. how does this arrangement compare with other remarried families? it is the least common structure. it is less common than families with stepmothers. it is the most common structure in remarried families. this type of custody arrangement is less common than other remarried family structures.

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Breanna · Answer 1

The answer is that it is a most common structure among remarried families. It is because when a couple has undergone to divorce, it is likely that the child will chose of which they are going to live with but when they are still a minor, they will likely reside to the mother and if the mother does not have the capability of providing and taking care of their children, the children will be living with their father.