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Peak wedding season approaching and revisiting a Prenup

With the lure of long, sunny days and warm evenings perfect for dancing under the stars, it’s no wonder that summer is the most popular time of year to tie the knot. Of course, if you’re planning a wedding this summer, you may be wondering whether to go ahead with only a limited number of guests as soon as the Government allows you to do so, delay it until the autumn, or even into 2021....

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Challenges behind embryo freezing

Starting a family is always a huge decision for any couple, and it is for this reason that many choose to freeze embryos that have been fertilised through IVF. Often this decision is made because the couple feel they only want to start a family when they are ready to financially support children or because one of the couple have health issues, such as cancer, which requires treatment that...

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Infographic: Managing the challenges of the lockdown

In these unprecedented times, many of us have been left facing uncertainty and struggling to adapt to new arrangements. This is particularly the case with family law-related issues, which can be complex and fraught with conflict at the best of times. As we attempt to navigate this challenging period and establish a new normal, many new issues will need to be addressed, both during the...

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Eid al-Fitr: connecting with family during lockdown

Eid Mubarak from Grayfords Family Solicitors! This year you’ve probably experienced a Ramadan like no other. With Eid approaching it may be tougher to not have family and friends around. Hopefully it has brought you closer to your loved ones and just goes to show the importance of selflessness and having people who care.

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How to adjust as a new parent in lockdown

Any parent will tell you that having a baby is one of the most wonderful, yet difficult experiences you’ll ever face.Dealing with the sleepless nights, new routines and what can feel like tidal waves of emotion, can be hard at the best of times. During lockdown, when it’s not possible to call on the support of family (other than via video chats), it’s understandable that many new parents...

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Children and grief, how to explain death/loss to your child

The government’s daily announcement of deaths caused by the Coronavirus has prompted many of us to think about death and our mortality in a way we may not have done before.  Tragically, many families will have been affected directly by the loss of a family member and many of us will know somebody who has been seriously ill as a result of contracting the virus.  For children, coming...

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Video: How can I cope with quarantine and an abusive partner?

There have been worrying figures made available regarding the COVID-19 lockdown and the devastating effect it is having for victims of domestic abuse.

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“Don’t fight, love your children”

Children are likely to be affected by the coronavirus pandemic and living in their household. According to Hollywood actress, Goldie Hawn “we have to manage our emotions”.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-uyT8JxZTQ

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Manage quarantine as a single parent

Being a single parent can be difficult enough, even when you’re not enduring Covid-19 related restrictions. Now, with your friends and family not able to step in and help as they used to, day to day life may well at times feel somewhat overwhelming.  So, In order to help you cope during these unprecedented times, here are our top tips for managing quarantine as a single parent.Create...