Originally published 9th November 2016Updated 23rd August 2021 Are you suffering from expat guilt? Guilt: ‘a feeling of having committed a wrong or failed in an obligation’ Expat-guilt:
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Focus on the expat family
Staying connected with family After moving abroad, everything changes – and sometimes, even family dynamics do, too. After settling in, some families grow closer, others further apart. We
International surrogacy
International surrogacy laws Surrogacy often features heavily in discussions amongst aspiring parents wishing to have children through alternative measures. At its best, surrogacy provides couples the opportunity to
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
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,
International adoption
The recognition of foreign adoption orders Adoption is a wonderful way of expanding your family and offering a lifelong home to a child in need of a loving
The family left behind
When adult children move abroad with their children Imagine… You’ve invested years of your life, raising, nurturing and loving your child. You have watched her grow, watched her
The little legal checklist for moving abroad
Top 10 legal questions to ask before moving abroad We have taken the top ten questions we are asked (although there are many more) to help international families
How to manage family relationships from afar
How to keep distant family close If you are close to your family then it is obviously beneficial to all parties involved if you try to maintain these
How to cope with long-stay visitors
Are you now a holiday destination for friends and family? International living. It’s exciting. It’s exotic. It’s different. Perhaps even glamorous if you’re lucky. You get to live,