Child Arrangements for Divorce Berkhamsted, Amersham & Beaconsfield
The family lawyers at Breakthrough Family Law have many years’ experience when it comes to handling matters relating to child law, Child Arrangement Orders and dealing with all issues that arise when a relationship breaks down. Disputes involving children can be some of the most challenging; we will provide legal advice in a clear, straightforward and understanding way throughout. Our child law solicitors are experts in helping divorcing and separating couples negotiate the most positive solutions for children, both formal and informal.
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What to consider when arranging where the child shall live?
When deciding where your children will live, you should consider which parent has the most time to look after the children and to spend quality time with them, and when this would best take place. Decisions about this might be influenced by what type of work you and your ex-spouse do and where you are going to live.
Finding an arrangement that is convenient for the children is important. It may be easiest for them to live with a particular parent so they do not have far to travel to get to school, for example.
If your children are not going to live with you, you will need to establish contact arrangements with your ex-partner, including where, when and how often you will see them. If you and your ex-spouse do not want to speak on the phone or meet in person, a friend or family member who is willing to pass information between you can make things easier for you and your children.
How should I make arrangements with my ex-partner?
You can agree informally with your ex-partner on where your child should live and how and when they will spend time with each parent. If you have difficulty agreeing, our family solicitors can help you resolve issues and negotiate a fair arrangement so that you maintain regular contact with your children.
We always do everything possible to keep negotiations out of court to ensure your arrangement is made in the quickest, most cost-effective and least stressful way possible.
How can I make sure my ex-partner sticks to our arrangements?
A good way of ensuring that arrangements go ahead as agreed is by making a ‘parenting plan’. This is a written record of what has been agreed, offering both parties clarification on what their responsibilities are and can be referred back to if any problems arise in the future. A parenting plan can be completed with your solicitor’s help and can be changed at a later date if both parties agree to this.
What if I want an agreement that is legally binding?
A legally binding agreement can be made with the help of your family lawyer. Breakthrough Family Law’s team can work with you to draft a ‘Child Arrangement Order’ confirming all the details about how your children will be taken care of after your divorce. You will have to pay a fee to have this recognised by the court. The judge is likely to approve the order if they believe it is in the interests of your children.
For more questions on child law and children custody issues, or your rights as a mother or a father, do not hesitate to contact Breakthrough Family Law Solicitors today.
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