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Child arrangements following divorce - crucial things to consider One of the toughest things about a separation is making those crucial decisions about children, from where they’ll live to how often they’ll see each parent. If you’ve recently separated or are going through a divorce - there are certain very important things you need to consider. Choose a Family law expert Navigating children’s issues can be tricky to say the least, so choose family law solicitors who are known for their work in divorce cases involving children. Three major Issues to consider There are three major issues to decide when it comes to child arrangements after separation. • Where children will live • How both parents will continue to pay for all the things the children need • How you’ll ensure that children spend enough time with both parents and, crucially, when and where this will happen. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to answering these important questions, and there are likely to be many other smaller issues to decide too. However, these three considerations are an excellent starting point. Our family law solicitors know that sorting out child arrangements can seem incredibly daunting and confusing at the start, but getting clear plans in place for these three things will give you a very strong foundation. Consider Mediation Not all couples agree on every matter relating to child arrangements following divorce - in fact, you may completely disagree. However, it’s important to realise that even if you have very different opinions about what should happen, there’s no immediate need to rush into fighting it out in a courtroom. Many family law solicitors, including some of the Slater and Gordon team, are members of an organisation known as Resolution, which aims to find alternatives to litigation (legal action) to resolve family disputes. Resolution champions non-confrontational methods of resolving issues, which include mediation. Mediation provides a safe, calm and measured space in which to address conflict and try to see things from the other person’s perspective. It can help to clarify what’s really in the best interests of your children, and what views and opinions are borne out of a testing and emotional time in both of your lives. Child Arrangements Order from the court If you and your former partner can’t agree on the best arrangements for your children after you separate, you may need a court to step in. Family law solicitors will usually recommend that you try mediation and constructive negotiation techniques to find a resolution to the dispute, but this doesn’t work in every case. In situations like this, you might need to get a Child Arrangements Order. Applied for by either parent, the first stage of the process involves a court attempting to encourage the parents to reconsider whether they can reach an agreement outside of the courtroom. If not, further hearings are scheduled, witnesses called and the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (commonly known as CAFCASS) may also be called upon to relay the child’s views to the court. A decision will be arrived at stipulating certain conditions about child arrangements for your family. Expert advice regarding child arrangements If you’re getting divorced and are struggling to come to an agreement about child arrangements with your partner, you don’t have to handle the situation alone. The Slater and Gordon team are highly experienced in all legal matters involving children. We’ll always treat you and your family with care and sensitivity, and share your goal to find the best solution. Call us on 0203 319 2685 slatergordon.co.uk Authorised and Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
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