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Cohabitation agreements – what are they?

Mediation should be considered now more than ever – why?

Can I choose which school my child goes to without the agreement of the other parent?

Grandparents Rights – What Are They?

The end of the ‘blame game’

Resolving Financial Matters – Ways to Reach a Conclusion

The start of ‘no fault’ divorce?

The Divorce Process – Frequently Asked Questions

Parental Responsibility…Frequently Asked Questions

The Common Law Marriage Myth

Ways of Coping during Divorce & Separation

Why should you consider having a Parenting Plan?

COVID-19 & Child Arrangements Orders

A message regarding Covid-19…

Agreed to tie the knot on Valentines day – how to protect your future….

What is a MIAMS appointment?

Mediation is designed to help both you and your ex-partner/spouse to reach agreements without the financial and emotional costs of litigation.

Checklist following separation – steps to take when working out a financial settlement through the process of family mediation.

A message for Christmas…

Mediation – how do you want your children to reflect upon their childhood

Helping Grandparents Stay Connected After Divorce

Separation – key questions

How will I pay the bills if my partner moves out?

How writing a parenting plan helps shift the focus onto your children’s wellbeing

Coping with school holidays following separation

Why pre-nups are good financial planning

Sorting out holiday arrangements and cutting the conflict

Choosing the right legal advice

How a prenup can encourage openness and bring couples closer

Supporting your children through your divorce

The benefits of speaking to children

How to be parents post separation

Why listen to children?

In the Yorkshire Post

Pensions on Divorce

Recently Separated – What do I need to sort out?

Tips for managing conflict over summer holiday plans

Pre-Nuptial Agreements – Broader Considerations

Mediation: Uptake and funding issues

Cohabitation – March 2018 Mirfield Article

Why Mediate?

Mediation – What Does it Mean?

Pre-Nuptial Agreements – Are They Worthwhile?

Divorce – How does this affect your state pension?

Give Sports Related Violence the Red Card

Common Myths About Divorce

Cohabitation Agreements

No Fault Divorce