Are you worried about the recent COVID-19 Government briefing and confused in respect of what this now means for childcare arrangements in separated families. Please
Maintenance and school fee orders during COVID-19
I have received a large number of calls since the COVID-19 pandemic relating to the impact upon maintenance orders. The key issue for everyone is
Parenting through Covid 19
Whatever type of childcare arrangement you have Covid 19 will at some stage have an impact upon your family. For those in one household this
SCHEDULE 1 CHILDREN ACT 1989
Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 gives the court power to make Orders for financial provision for children. A parent, guardian or person with
Warning – Bank of Mum & Dad
The question to ask is whether the gift or loan from Bank of Mum and Dad (BoMaD) would take place if there was a possibility
Major shake-up of divorce laws
The law relating to how a married couple are to divorce will be changing from 6 April 2022. The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill received
The Parenting Through Separation Guide
As part of Good Divorce Week 2021, Resolution have produced a guide containing advice to parents to help them put their children first during divorce
No Fault divorce arriving 6 April 2022
Yesterday Ministers announced that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 which will allow married couples to divorce without assigning blame, will come into force
What is A Separation agreement?
A separation agreement is a written contract between two individuals who are contemplating imminent separation or who have already separated. They are useful to both
What to expect from 1st Appointment with A family lawyer
Having just joined the Family Law Practice I experienced a few nerves at starting the next stage of my career in meeting new colleagues and
COVID Christmas arrangements for children
The Government’s guidance upon children of separating parents has not changed significantly since it was first handed out in March. The advice was issued through