What is it Parental Alienation? Parental Alienation can occur when separated parents intentionally and unintentionally isolate their child from the other parent – this can occur in the following ways: Repeatedly breaking or changing agreed arrangements Blocking calls,...
If you have recently divorced, you may be wondering what happens next. Going through the divorce process can be challenging, and even after you have come to an agreement, there may still be legal matters left unresolved. When you are married to someone, your lives are...
We know that separation and divorce can be a stressful and emotionally challenging time for all involved. It is a situation where children can feel in limbo between their parents so seeking advice and guidance on the various options available to best deal with child...
Rebecca Procter, partner and head of the Family Team at Wollens reviews the impact of the new divorce laws introduced last month. When the clock finally chimed for no-fault divorce, courts saw a surge in petitions from couples looking to avoid the blame game but...
Sophia Goodall is a Trainee Solicitor in the Family team at Wollens and writes this helpful guide to forthcoming changes in divorce law. Going through a divorce can be an emotional and tense situation, let alone trying to negotiate matters on child arrangements and...
In certain circumstances the Local Authority has a duty to provide alternative accommodation to children under the age of 18. There are a number of different circumstances which might lead to the local authority needing to intervene and ensure the safety of a young...
