Support for your children

Family mediation is a great option for those who are looking to avoid court. Even though mediation is increasing in popularity, there is still a lot of confusion about what mediation involves. In this blog we explore the top five things you need to know about mediation, and how you can find a mediator.

For international families , a relationship breakdown adds an extra layer of complexity. Adding the question of what happens when parents who have connections with more than one country cannot agree the arrangements for the children. In this blog, we explore what happens when parents can’t agree where a child should live after separation and the impact the child can have on that decision.

When couples separate, it can be difficult to reach an agreement about the care and contact arrangements for children, many times resulting in the court having to make a child arrangements order. But what happens when your ex is not complying with the CAO? In this blog we explain what you can do.

Research shows that films and TV programmes can make us more tolerant of stalker-behaviours. Recognising when behaviour has become obsessive and fixated is the first step in doing something to bring it to an end . . . .