Coronavirus Christmas Well, it’s December… what a truly dreadful year 2020 has been. There is no denying that it’s probably been the most difficult year most of us
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How to survive your first year abroad
Your first year living overseas People move away from the U.S. for a wide range of reasons. Some relocate, either temporarily or permanently, for their jobs and careers.
Coping with an unexpected repatriation
Moving home during a pandemic Every goodbye calls for preparation, but most times, life takes us by surprise. ~ Elisabetta Gnone There hasn’t been much global movement in
Expatability Chat – my new podcast
Introducing the new Expatability Chat podcast! I can’t believe I’ve done this, but I have. I’m going to hide away for a while now to recover. I’ve started
Moving overseas: Owning the decision – Part 2
How to make the most of your new expat life This is a follow up to my article back in March where I went off into a rant
Family law: child maintenance and spousal maintenance
Continuing the series of family law Q&A collaboration between Expatriate Law and ExpatChild. This was originally posted on the ExpatChild Facebook page on 22nd May 2020, and further on
Family law and financial advice
Continuing the series of family law Q&A collaboration between Expatriate Law and ExpatChild. This was originally posted on the ExpatChild Facebook page on 1st May 2020, and further
Family law financial advice during the Coronavirus pandemic
Continuing the series of family law Q&A collaboration between Expatriate Law and ExpatChild. This was originally posted on the ExpatChild Facebook page on 24th April 2020, and further
Family law advice: Domestic violence
Continuing the series of family law Q&A collaboration between Expatriate Law and ExpatChild. This was originally posted on the ExpatChild Facebook page on 8th April 2020, and further
Family law advice during the COVID19 pandemic
Expatriate Law and ExpatChild teamed up at the start of this global pandemic to disseminate vital information to families in need. By sharing these questions and answers via
