In a child’s best interests: to jab or not to jab…
Ruth Hetherington, Partner and Head of Private Law, Children Division at leading family law firm McAlister Family Law takes a closer look at the issues involved.
Read MoreLegal advice for families
Ruth Hetherington, Partner and Head of Private Law, Children Division at leading family law firm McAlister Family Law takes a closer look at the issues involved.
Read MoreParenting over the past 15 months has been particularly challenging. Many separated couples didn’t have the chance to discuss shared care arrangements when lockdowns and schools closures were thrust upon them.
Read MoreIn family law cases, parents often ask ‘can I get custody of my children?’ The answer is that the concept of child “custody” no longer exists in English law; both parents will retain Parental Responsibility.
Read MoreM&D collaborated with Stowe Family Law, Altrincham to come up with 11 great pieces of advice on how to support the kids during your divorce:
Read MoreWith the increase in the amount of divorcing couples during the Covid-19 pandemic many will be looking about their lives with caution, both in terms of their relationships and of the economic consequences.
Read MoreWith lockdown easing separated parents who have previously been prevented from seeing their child will now understandably start questioning whether the “usual” child arrangements can resume.
Read MoreDomestic abuse incidents may rise as a result of self-isolation due to coronavirus, when families are trapped inside and abuser’s behaviour may be aggravated by the chaos and uncertainty
Read MoreFollowing the new lockdown, the rules on whether children of separated or divorced parents can visit them have now been clearly laid out. Law expert from Manchester explains.
Read MoreThe Christmas holidays are fast approaching and for some lucky people that may mean travelling abroad. But if you are separated from your child’s other parent, this can bring issues which need to be addressed with your former partner long before you head off for the ski slopes or the beach. What do you need to consider?
Read MoreThe season of “good cheer” can be anything but that if your family has separated. It poses difficulties such as who has the children on which of the important days, do you buy presents together or separately and many others? There is never an easy solution at this “family” time of year, but here are some of our top tips.
Read MoreThe school summer holidays are over and it’s back to the family routine. From both a time and money perspective for many divorced and separated parents, this can be a point of serious disagreement, one that sometimes results in one or both parties going to court.
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