A quality family characterized by love, support and security is the most beautiful thing that can happen to people. When there are conflicts in some families and when it comes to the divorce, it can have numerous psychosocial consequences for its members. It is important to find the right way to guide children into divorce and, while doing it, it is very important to assess which developmental phase of life the child is and how many details need to be presented to the child. Consequences that can appear to former partners are depression, anxiety, financial problems, loss of a regular sexual partner, challenges of co-parenting and finding a new identity that is not related to marriage, and many others. Children may feel guilty, lonely, they may miss a parent they no longer live with, they may also be anxious and depressed, but there are also numerous other consequences that may depend on the age of the child. People’s reactions to conflicts and divorce can largerly depend on their personality traits, and the occurrence of certain consequences may also depend on them. People that are going through divorce and conflicts are provided with numerous interventions that can make this difficult period of their life much easier, such as family mediation and counseling, and social work has a big and very challenging role in that. The subject of this paper is related to the psychosocial consequences of conflicts and divorce on children and their parents, the role of social work in the circumstances of divorce and conflicts between parents.