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Selling the family home following a separation is often a reality. Like any sale, you want to maximise your sale price.
I read an interesting article last week, entitled: ‘When Coronavirus lockdowns ended in cities across China last month, there was one thing a lot of people couldn’t wait to do: get divorced.’
In times of crisis, parents have to work together like never before. I say it all the time, co-parenting after separation is very hard, but..
COVID-19 and Family Law – what happens with the kids if there is a lockdown?
“Consult with” is not defined in the Family Law Act but it has its normal meaning – “Speak to about” But what happens when the other parent is someone who doesn’t respond in a timely manner – or at all?
Even though the family unit is no longer, it is still possible to have a happy ‘family’ after separation (it might even be a happier one!). The key to a happy family, after separation- is good CO-PARENTING. I also think these tips apply to any family because as any parent/carer reading this article knows, it’s hard enough to parent at times, separated or not.
Before a person can make an application in the court for orders about children, there has to have been an attempt to resolve the dispute, by attending an FDR process (a mediation).
#Separation can often bring out the worst in people and you may end up saying something that will come back to bite you. There are certain things that shouldn’t be said during this fragile time whether it be to family, friends or the public.
The key to successful #co-parenting lies in #communication, but this can be difficult on some people.