School Choice Disputes: What Separated Parents Can Do
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Jessica Firth-Brown
- 21 Oct 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
- Family Emergency
Agreeing which school your child should attend can often be a source of conflict for separated parents. It may be that you have been able to agree the arrangements for your child amicably since separation but when it comes to the school and the distance from where each of you live, you simply cannot agree.
Read moreChristmas Arrangements for Separated Parents
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Jessica Firth-Brown
- 21 Oct 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
- Family Emergency
Christmas is for many in the UK the most important holiday of the year. Understandably, parents want to spend every Christmas with their children. Unfortunately, this is unlikely to be possible for separated parents.
Read moreCelebrating 2 Years at Fieldside, Thorne!
- 21 Oct 2024
- Firm News
- Wills, Trusts & Probate
- Residential Property
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
Sills & Betteridge Incorporating Bridge Sanderson Munro are marking 2 years since their relocation from Finkle Street to Fieldside this month, with an invitation to local charities to apply for a donation.
Read moreDivorce Specialist Rejoins 'Top Tier' Family Law Team
Natalie Wiles has rejoined Sills & Betteridge Family Law team this month, following 10 years at Knights PLC (formerly Langleys).
Read moreDivorce – What Are the First Steps?
- 24 Sep 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
Separating from a partner can be a challenging experience and you may have fears about your financial security for the future and the arrangements for your children.
Read moreSchool Holiday Arrangements: Why Family Mediation Should Be Your First Step
- 20 Sep 2024
- Law Blog
- Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates
It feels like the children have only just gone back to school after the summer holidays, but October half term is fast approaching and if you are a separated parent with plans for the next break – or even Christmas - which need agreeing with your child(ren)’s other parent, NOW is the time to sort things out.
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Jessica Firth-Brown
Natalie Wiles