


How to Balance Children’s Time Between Divorced Parents
9th June 2023Child law specialist Gemma Sparks shares some of the things parents should think about when trying to balance children’s time […]
Separating parents could be forced to go to mediation.
29th March 2023New proposal to make mediation compulsory is announced, family lawyer Gemma Sparks explains more. As experienced family lawyers who engage […]
Five ways to keep child contact handover times simple
22nd March 2023When parents have separated and the relationship after is strained child handover can be complicated and a source of anxiety […]
Requesting reasonable adjustments to help clients feel more at ease at court
6th March 2023Working with the most vulnerable in our communities means that as family lawyers we need to be extra sensitive to […]
Let’s talk about Christmas 2023?! Planning is key to parenting when separated.
18th January 2023As you pass the leftover festive food and try to stick to your new year resolutions, Christmas 2023 is probably […]
Alternatives to Court in the family law
28th November 2022Solicitor and Director Jane Chanot considers the current overload within the court system and how ADR could help ease the […]
What are nesting arrangements?
16th November 2022When parents separate navigating decisions around looking after their children can be difficult. There is no right or wrong answer […]
Don’t let your children’s festive gifts turn competitive
10th November 2022Sometimes when parents separate there is a temptation to become competitive when it comes to buying presents for your children. […]
What shall I do if I wish to change my child’s school?
31st October 2022The choice of your child’s school and education is important and can be incredibly emotive if parents can’t agree perhaps […]
Can the Court intervene in the travel costs for my child’s travel?
10th October 2022With the rise in the cost of living our colleague Zoe Hewines considers whether parents can ask the Court to […]