
Divorce and planning for the school holidays
The school holiday season can be stressful enough for separated parents. In this article, we will discuss how to best

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If you’re getting divorced, you and your partner need to agree who your children will live with. The legal language can sometime be confusing but ‘custody’, ‘residence’ and ‘living with’ all have the same meaning.
In addition to who the child will live with, common child law issues a solicitor can help you work through include:
Child arrangements can be complex, contact us today and we’ll give you the full picture.
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