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Family Law Act Proceedings Explained: Non-Molestation Orders, Occupation Orders and the Family Court Process in England and Wales
If you are looking into Family Law Act proceedings, there is usually a reason. Most people do not search for this area of law out of general interest. They are…
How to Talk About Money Before Marriage
Money and marriage can be an uncomfortable mix. Many couples find it easier to talk about wedding plans, holidays or even future children than to discuss finances. Yet research and…
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Prenuptial Agreements
Marriage is not only a personal and emotional commitment but also a financial partnership. Increasingly, couples are considering prenuptial agreements (“prenups”) to provide clarity and security about how assets will…
How far can a Parent move ? A guide to internal relocation in England & Wales
If you share joint custody of a child in England or Wales, you may be wondering: how far can one parent move without breaking the law or damaging their…
Moving in with a new Partner before Divorce; is it best to wait ?
Divorce is already a deeply personal and often stressful life transition. Add a new relationship into the mix, and things can get even more complicated, especially if you are considering…
Safeguarding Confidentiality in Children Proceedings
Children proceedings in England and Wales take place behind closed doors for a very good reason: to protect the welfare, privacy, and best interests of the child. Recent discussions, often…
Co-Parenting with a Narcissist
It was a cold Tuesday evening, the kind where the frost sneaks into your bones and your breath hangs in the air. Ella stood at the front door, her seven-year-old…
Is Mediation Legally Binding ?
Family disputes can be emotionally overwhelming and financially draining. Whether you are sorting out child arrangements, dividing finances, or going through a separation, the mediation process can offer a more…
S91(14) Barring Orders Explained Clearly
Barring Orders are a Court Order made under Section 91(14) Children Act 1989 is which bar individuals from making further applications to the Family Court…
Covert audio / video recordings in the Family Court – are they admissible ?
Modern technology has made it extremely easy to record others, whether through voice recordings or video recordings, often with a single tap on a smartphone. In the context…
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Understanding the Children Act 1989 : Key Sections in practice :
In the realm of child welfare and protection in England & Wales, the Children Act 1989 stands as a pivotal piece of legislation. Enacted with the fundamental aim of…
When do CAFCASS recommend no contact ?
This independent body advises family courts, focusing primarily on the best interests of the children involved in family disputes. Their job may include making tough decisions. For example, they may…
When can child contact be stopped?
Situations can arise where you need to stop your child having contact with their other parent. You may find yourself on the other side of this situation where your child’s…