Parents should be educated on child custody arrangements in order to prioritise their child’s best interests, to navigate the legal process effectively, and to promote positive co-parenting. Knowledge of child custody arrangements can also minimise conflict, reduce stress for all parties involved, and can encourage healthy communication between parents. For expert guidance tailored to…
Co-parenting is crucial for fostering healthy relationships among children. It enables divorced or separated parents to work together, providing stability, consistency, and emotional support. By prioritizing their children’s well-being, co-parents reduce stress and conflict, creating a nurturing environment that promotes a sense of security and emotional resilience in their kids. For expert guidance tailored to…
Child support is a crucial aspect of ensuring the well-being of children after a separation or divorce. Our infographic breaks down the key points you should understand about child support, from its definition and determination to modification and enforcement. Remember, the child’s best interests always take precedence in these matters. For a more detailed understanding…
In the aftermath of a divorce or separation, co-parenting is a crucial factor in determining the overall well-being of a child. The process of co-parenting involves both parents actively working together to raise and support their child, despite living separate lives in separate households. This effort extends beyond the end of their romantic relationship and…
British parents who travelled to Nigeria for fertility treatment and were duped into believing that the mother had given birth to a girl, have been permitted to keep the child. The child is now two years old and has been living with the couple in London after she was brought back with them from Nigeria…
What could the new Child Arrangements Orders mean for you? Any relationship breakdown is difficult for those involved, but particularly so for children. This is why the courts’ primary goal is to safeguard a child’s welfare when making decisions regarding their place of residence, parental contact and other issues that may arise when relationship has…
The Islamic perspective on child custody The recent news that a mother has lost the right to have contact with her young child under UAE law is not the first to arise. The fact that the mother involved, Asfana Lachaux, is a British citizen is further cause to be troubled. The Foreign Office has issued a…
A Mother has lost custody of her two sons after a judge took issue with her ‘permissive parenting’ style. Judge Laura Harris heard how the boys, who had been living with their mother after their parents split up, were allowed to play computer games and Xbox late into the night. Their mother spent large amounts of…