An allegation of sexual abuse in divorce cases
A) occurs a majority of the time
B) is almost always true
C) is very likely to be deliberately false
D) is most likely made in good faith, based on reasonable suspicion, but is not necessarily true

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Allegations of sexual abuse in divorce cases are often complex and emotionally charged. While some allegations may be true, others may not be. The correct choice acknowledges that many allegations are made in good faith based on suspicion or concern, but it also recognizes that not all allegations are necessarily true. This choice reflects the nuanced reality of these situations, where the primary concern should be the safety and well-being of any involved, especially children, while also considering the serious implications of such allegations.

An Allegation of Sexual Abuse in Divorce Cases