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Co-parenting is the journey in which separated parents collaborate and share the responsibilities of raising their child(ren). It is rarely easy and can often be challenging and emotional. However, it allows parents to navigate their parental responsibilities, knowing that the care, socialisation and well-being of their children are catered for in a stable environment. In this article, we explore the importance of effective co-parenting agreements and the core elements involved…
As the Christmas season approaches, many of us are starting to think about our plans to get together with family to enjoy the season and its festivities. However, for parents who are separated, Christmas can be a stressful time, sometimes accompanied by conflict. Every parent wants to spend the day with their children, but unfortunately, it’s not always possible, and the reality is often more complex. In this blog, we’ve pulled together some essential tips for planning your Christmas contact arrangements and how to deal with them.
At Thorneycroft Solicitors, we understand the challenges that come with separation and divorce. This is among the most challenging experiences you will encounter in your lifetime, and for same-sex couples, these journeys may have unique complexities. Thorneycroft Solicitors is one of the leading divorce solicitors in the North West, and we’re committed to providing unwavering support throughout the process. In this blog, we offer insights to help you understand the legal considerations of same-sex divorce in today’s landscape…
The decision to get a divorce is always a difficult one with a lot of complexities involved, both emotionally and legally. Whilst most people are aware of the immediate consequences, such as the division of assets and spousal support, what is often overlooked is how divorce can affect your inheritance. In this blog, our expert solicitors will delve into everything you need to know about divorce and inheritance.
The United Kingdom’s transition to no-fault divorce marked a pivotal moment in its family law landscape. As we approach the one-year mark since its implementation, it’s crucial to assess the impact of this legal reform on divorce rates.
Maintaining a meaningful relationship with your children is of utmost importance, even when you are no longer in a relationship with the other parent. When facing challenges relating to contact with your child, a solicitor specialising in family law can provide valuable assistance and support. In this blog, we will explore how our expert family law solicitors can help you navigate the complexities of issues surrounding contact with your children and work towards achieving the best possible outcome for you and your children.
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process to go through. It can be challenging to adjust to a new way of life alongside managing the stress of dealing with legal matters. This is why our expert family law solicitors have put together their top tips for coping with divorce. From understanding your legal rights to taking the time to heal, these tips will help you navigate through the divorce process.
With Christmas around the corner, many of us are thinking about coming together with our families to enjoy the festivities. And whilst that is the reality for some, for parents that are separated, Christmas can be a time of sorrow and conflict.
There is no denying that divorce is one of the hardest events that you will ever have to go through in life and that can be made all the more difficult by the confusing and contradictory advice surrounding the divorce process. As specialist divorce solicitors, we are often asked how divorce works and what to expect. In this article, our expert solicitors outline everything you need to know about the divorce process.
A divorce can be a tough time for both spouses, particularly in situations where the separation is not amicable. However, as well as it being a difficult time for the partners that are separating, it can be equally as tough for any children that are involved. In this blog post, our family law solicitors have outlined the essential things you must consider in a divorce involving children.
