Family Law
Must-Haves for Parenting Plans
It is essential that you outline your agreed-upon living arrangements, as well as your commitments regarding access arrangements, holidays, and vacations. Here’s a list of
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Family Law
“I’ve separated. When do I go to court?”
by Ruth Whisker Unlike what you see on television or read about in gossip magazines about celebrities separating in the United States of America, in
Family Law
For The Kids: Family Dispute Resolution
There was a time when you couldn’t get enough of each other. You were lovers and best friends forever. You moved in together and had
Family Law
5 Common Family Law Myths & Misconceptions
Myth #1: “We were married so we should split everything 50/50”? This is probably the most common family law myth we hear. There is no
Family Law
A Guide to What Children Understand About Divorce
Separation represents a pivotal and often traumatic shift in a child’s world — and from his perspective, a loss of family. When told of the
Family Law
When Can Kids Have a Voice in Their Parents’ Separation
It is a question that is often asked and there is no definitive answer, as this article by Mondaq points out. Children’s rights and well-being
Mediation Explained
S.A.M. (Solicitor Assisted Mediation)
Traditional #mediation involves just the clients and their #mediator and for the most part it works extremely well. However, from time to time, especially with
Family Law
Your Solicitor is Also a Mediator – What Does This Mean for You
When you decide to move on from your relationship, you will find there are several options available to help you finalise your relationship, your child
Mediation Explained
What is Collaborative Law
Collaboration – working with others to achieve an outcome. In Mediation that can mean you, your former partner and a #mediator working together to try