Foreign Holidays and Your Child – You Must Obtain Consent
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Emma Lawler
- 15 Dec 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation
- Family Emergency
Emma Lawler
Upon separation the Courts do not tend to become involved in arrangements for children if the parents are able to agree holiday arrangements between themselves. No Court Order is necessary if there is an agreement between the parents and there is no existing Court Order in place preventing this.
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Cohabitation Agreements
Daniel Priest
A cohabitation agreement is often entered into by couples who have no current intention to marry but wish to live together. The preparation of a cohabitation agreement is a sensible and prudent course of action for people entering into a relationship. It can save much litigation and stress if the relationship breaks down.
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Doncaster Duo Join Family Law Firm of the Year
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Helen Derry
- 3 Dec 2024
- Firm News
- Family Emergency
Helen Derry
Law Society Children Panel Solicitor Lauren Clarke and Chartered Legal Executive Devon Baker have recently moved to Sills & Betteridge Inc Bridge Sanderson Munro, from Hallgate neighbours Malcolm C Foy & Co.
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Another Win for ‘Exceptional’ Family Law Team at National Awards Ceremony
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Helen Derry
- 2 Dec 2024
- Firm News
- Divorce & Separation
- Family Emergency
Our Family Team were victorious once again at the recent LexisNexis Family Law Awards where we won the coveted title of Family Law Firm of the Year (Midlands & Wales).
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What to do if you and your ex-partner cannot agree where your child should start school next September
Jessica Firth-Brown
Agreeing which school your child should attend can often be a source of conflict for separated parents. It may be that you have been able to agree the arrangements for your child amicably since separation but when it comes to the school and the distance from where each of you live, you simply cannot agree.
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Christmas Arrangements for Separated Parents
Christmas is for many in the UK the most important holiday of the year. Understandably, parents want to spend every Christmas with their children. Unfortunately, this is unlikely to be possible for separated parents.
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