Posted on Thursday 24 September 2020
An emergency residence order is an order given to safeguard a child from ongoing risk; physical, mental, or emotional harm in situations of emergency. An application for an emergency residence order can be made by anyone who perceives a child is suffering, or his/her life...
Posted on Friday 18 September 2020
Divorce is mostly the decision of one partner. Sometimes, it could be a mutual decision between both partners. However, divorce does not automatically end the responsibility that comes with being a parent. There are several students in higher institutions across the UK, many of whom...
Posted on Thursday 17 September 2020
It should be unsurprising that experiencing a parents' divorce can be very difficult for any child. The inevitable change in routine, housing location, not to mention the contention between their parents during the duration of the proceedings can take an enormous toll. Some studies have...
Posted on Monday 17 August 2020
A Prohibited Steps Order is issued under Section 8 of the Children Act 1989 which is requested by one parent to ensure that the other parent does not continue to carry out a single particular action that involves a child or children from that relationship,...
Posted on Thursday 13 August 2020
As a civilized race, the safety and wellbeing of our children are paramount. While a perfect world would see all children have two parents, sadly, for numerous reasons, that is not always the case. Worse still, for some children, they have no option but to...
Posted on Monday 27 July 2020
Divorce is technically an event which takes place between two people. However, when children are involved, the impact of the divorce is far from isolated to the married couple. Instead, the lives of everyone in the family structure can shift drastically. This shift is so...
Posted on Friday 24 July 2020
When parents are going through divorce proceedings and are going through a separation, it is common to get wrapped up in the issues of the divorce. You may forget about important things like what happens to certain benefits once you are divorced. A child can...
Posted on Wednesday 22 July 2020
In the UK, many grandparents have an essential role in supporting their grandchildren's upbringing. They collect them from school, take them for days out, have them for sleepovers, and some even live in their home. Sadly, at times of relationship or family breakdown, many grandparents...
Posted on Tuesday 21 July 2020
If you wish to apply for a Residence Order (formerly known as custody) of your children, you will need to fill out a Children Act form C1 which you can access from the .gov website. The order that you will be asking the Court to...
Posted on Friday 29 May 2020
The end of any relationship can be a strenuous and challenging time. Rife with emotion and stress, especially when the split has been particularly acrimonious. These feelings are compounded when children are involved. We have sadly seen many cases where offspring get caught in the...
Posted on Monday 25 May 2020
Any separation or divorce can be a painful and tumultuous time, especially when children are involved. You’re not alone if you are finding hurt and bad feelings getting in the way of their best interests. If you are trying to negotiate the future wellbeing of...