Choosing schools for your children when you no longer live together All mothers have parental responsibility to their children as do most fathers (see footnote). This means that
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Expat divorce
Where do divorce proceedings take place for those who have connections to more than one country? In many instances when a marriage breaks down the spouses only have
If unmarried expat couples with kids separate
Financial Provision for children of unmarried international couples [x_pullquote type=”left”]Financial provision available to an unmarried parent though the courts is far more limited than provision made to a
Cross border family mediation
Mediation in cross border cases concerning children Mediation in children cases can be very successful as it concentrates both parents’ minds on their children and crucially what will
International contact arrangements
Help children keep in touch with family [x_blockquote type=”center”]It is very important that children are able to maintain and develop good relationships with both parents and their wider
I’m a British Expat; will I be protected by English law?
Legal considerations before moving abroad Expatriate Law Ltd is an English law firm specialising in divorce and family law advice for British expatriates. In this article, Byron James,
Impact of divorce and separation on children
How to help your child cope with divorce and separation It is estimated that 1 in 3 children in the UK are likely to experience parental separation before
Travelling with kids – the legalities
Taking your children on holiday abroad With spring in the air this time of year is when people’s thoughts turn to their summer holidays with families and children.
Expat parents and The Hague Convention
Don’t get stuck overseas Everyone planning to move abroad with kids MUST watch this video before making the move. Basically, as soon as you arrive in a new
Nobody tells you this about moving overseas with your kids
Expect the best, but plan for the worst Often families receive advice on moving abroad from the government, migration agents and TV programmes. However there is one thing