It’s becoming increasingly common for grandparents to take on primary care givers roles. When the parents have problems, such as addiction, the grandparents will step in to look after the children. What happens though when these attachments are broken? When the parents want their children back? This is the question posed an article by LJ
Are you wondering the about the difference between a divorce lawyer and a mediator? When deciding whether to use the traditional lawyer approach for your divorce / separation or mediation consider the below points. These points will help you to decide the best course of action for you and your family. Seven Differences Between A
Family Mediation is used to resolve family disputes through a facilitated process. The mediator encourages honest communication between a separated couple to get to the heart of the problem. Our mediators help you to make effective decisions for your family. Here are the 5 reasons why you should use Family Mediation to resolve your dispute:
Divorce is hard on children and navigating their concerns while also venturing into the uncharted territories of separation can be a trial. It’s hardest on the children so in this article we discuss 7 ways to help your children through the divorce. 1. Talk to your children about your separation Most parents say nothing to
We see many separating couples looking to part ways and finalize agreements in the best way. With experience as both family lawyers and family mediators we’re uniquely placed to assess the roles each play in a divorce settlement. We see many reasons to urge couples to consider the mediation process ahead of litigation. Below we
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