Children

Can Secretly Recorded Conversations Be Used As Evidence in Divorce or Children Disputes?

Secret recordings have become increasingly common in divorce and children disputes, largely because of how easy it is to record conversations on a phone. Many…

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Can A Parent Refuse Overnight Stays For Their Child And The Other Parent?

For some, a child staying overnight with their ex-spouse feels like a natural extension of shared parenting, but for others, it raises deep concerns about…

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Can One Parent Refuse Therapy Or Counselling For A Child After Separation?

One area that increasingly causes disagreement when parents separate is whether a child should attend therapy or counselling. It might sound like a straightforward welfare…

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Can A Parent Dictate And Delete A Child’s Online Content After Separation?

The question of who controls a child’s online presence has become an increasingly common source of conflict between separated parents. In an age where children…

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Are Clean Break Payments And Assets Taxable After Divorce?

When couples divorce, the financial settlement often includes a clean break arrangement which aims to sever financial ties between spouses. This means that neither spouse has…

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Are Parallel Parenting Plans Legally Binding in the UK?

When parents separate, one of the most difficult challenges is working out how to raise their children while living apart, ideally cooperating and communicating about…

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What Counts As A ‘Material Change In Circumstances’ For Varying A Child Arrangements Order?

A Child Arrangements Order (CAO) is designed to provide stability and clarity for children and parents following separation. It sets out key practical arrangements, including…

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When Siblings Are Split Between Parents: What Is The Law And Who Decides?

The breakdown of a relationship can be one of the most stressful periods in a family’s life, and decisions about where children will live and…

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The Financial Implications Of Your Teen Child Deciding To Live With The Other Parent

It is not uncommon, particularly once children reach their teenage years, for living arrangements to shift. A child who has lived primarily with one parent…

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Handling A Child’s Savings During Divorce

Money set aside for children is often treated as something almost sacred by parents. It represents hopes for the future – driving lessons, university, a…

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Uncovering, Disclosing & Valuing Digital Assets During Divorce

In many ways, the legal framework has stayed the same for many years with bank accounts, homes, pensions and business interests still forming the backbone…

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How A Parent’s Mental Health Can Affect Child Arrangements & Custody

In family law, mental health in itself is never the issue, with countless parents living with anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder or trauma while raising…

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