Legal advice for families
The lengthy summer holiday can be a trying time for parents. Even more so for divorced or separated couples, when the pressure to entertain over-excited and increasingly sunburnt children has to be shared and coordinated with military precision
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For parents who have just separated, taking your children on holiday without the other partner can be a daunting prospect; you will have to do everything yourself whilst also being aware of the other’s absence. You may have already had a partial experience of taking your children away and your other half joining you part-way through, but this will be different.
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Sometimes court has to intervene in a child’s life. Then, who represents the children and what skills are required to represent a child? Find out in our article. . .
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Every separating parent worries about their children: how will they cope and adjust, is there a right and a wrong way to talk to children and when is the best time to have this difficult conversation.
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If your child is struggling at school and you think they may have problems that require specialist attention, you may be looking not only for medical advice, but for legal as well. Statement of Special Educational Needs is a document needed by a small number of children, but it’s an extremely important one, which gives you and your child rights to provision and support which can be enforced by law.
Read MoreOne in every four children has parents who are divorced. Around 650 children see their parents separate or divorce every day and over 2.5 million children are now growing up as part of a stepfamily. Parents who separate or divorce are often unsure as to their rights regarding their children. Below Joan Gross from QualitySolicitors answers some of the frequently asked questions about divorce, child support, custody & family law.
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