Family holidays are meant to be an enjoyable time that we all look forward to, however for separated families agreeing holiday arrangements can be a source of conflict. Here’s some useful tips to consider to try and avoid stressful situations.
A Child Arrangements Order (CAO) is made by the Family Court and sets out which parent your child should live with and how often they should spend time with their other parent. Senior Associate Solicitor Nicola Starbuck explains how changes can be made to a CAO.
Domestic abuse can have a devastating impact on individuals and it is important that help and support is provided. Solicitor Louise Dawson explains the revised guidance on Non-Molestation Orders which has recently been introduced.
My week started with a tour of the office and a meeting with Head of Family Judith Wheeler to explain the key procedures within family law. University of Leicester student Jazmine Crouch shares her experience of spending a week with the firm.
With Christmas on the horizon, it’s completely understandable that questions about where the children will spend their time may arise. Conversations with your ex-partner may not be easy, but taking a calm, early and child-focused approach is helpful.
Resolution is a community of family justice professionals who work with individuals who are going through a separation or divorce, supporting them in a way that strives to avoid unnecessary conflict.
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