Family Law Blog

12 Books to help your children cope with separation and divorce

Divorcing parents can sometimes struggle helping their children through the divorce process. The following is an excerpt from ‘Beanstalk – inspiring single mums‘ blogger Lucy Good, which outlines 12 books to help children of varying age-groups cope with separation…

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How To Tell Your Spouse That You Want A Divorce

Acknowledging that your marriage has come to an end is very difficult and something that shouldn’t be taken lightly, however when you have made the decision how do you tell your partner? The following article looks at the…

How To Handle Divorce In A Family Business

Family business at the best of times can be fraught with hurdles, however adding divorce into the mix really can add a lot more complexity. The following article looks at the best options for divorcing business owners. How…

4 Red Flags That Your Kids Are Seriously Suffering During Your Divorce

Parents going through a separation or divorce have a lot of change, stress and emotion to deal with. However, it is important they are also vigilant in ensuring their children aren’t negatively affected by the process. The following…

Top 7 Steps to Help Deal with Finances During Divorce

There are many important things you need to organise when going through separation and divorce. One that may not be a priority, however is crucial to your current and future financial wellbeing, is your finances. The following article…

Considering Divorce? You Need an Exit Plan!

If you have come to the conclusion that your marriage is irreconcilable, getting pre-divorce advice and planning for the inevitable split are smart practical steps to take. By thinking ahead and making appropriate plans you can ease the…

Child Visitation Problems – Making Them Go

Having child visitation problems is an unfortunate experience that most divorced parents face, even with an amicable divorce. Children at some point in time will resent the visitation schedule and refuse to go see the other parent. This in turn…