A Child Arrangements Order is an order that sets out arrangements for a child – that is most commonly where they live (previously called residence or custody) or who they spend time with (previously called contact or access). https://www.gov.uk/looking-after-children-divorce/types-of-court-order Legal
The long awaited judgment on four linked appeals heard by the Court of Appeal has now been handed down. The Judgment is likely to have a big impact on the way that the family court treat allegations of domestic abuse and
Regardless of whether you are married, divorced, or separated, co-parenting is never easy when you and other parent have different ideas and views surrounding parenting. It can become extremely challenging when you have separated, and you may not be on
International women’s day this year must for many working women take on a greater significance? Most of us have spent the last 12 months going through so many different phases and back again! Homeschooling, Lockdown, ‘rule of six’, working from
It has been a long time since the Legal Aid Agency made any changes to the way means eligibility for legal aid is calculated. The rates and figures and calculations used for financial eligibility have not changed for many years,
The much awaited Expert Panel Report of June 2020 – Assessing the Risk of Harm to Children & Parents in Private Law Children Cases– commissioned by the Ministry of Justice gives both practitioners and Domestic Abuse survivors a glimmer of
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