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The UK Government has announced a significant reform to the Children Act 1989: the proposed repeal of the statutory presumption of parental involvement. This change marks a pivotal shift in how family courts approach child arrangements, placing child safety and wellbeing above all else. Understanding the Current Presumption Since its introduction via the Children and Families Act 2014, Section 1(2A) of the Children Act 1989 has required courts to presume that a child’s welfar

Introduction As more families across England & Wales seek alternatives to court, family mediation continues to evolve as a trusted,...

As autumn unfolds across the UK, nature offers a quiet invitation to reflect, release, and renew. For those experiencing separation or...

Introduction The start of a new school year brings excitement and change. For separated or divorced parents, it can also present unique...

Divorce remains one of the most emotionally taxing experiences in a person’s life. It’s a profound transition—not just a legal event, but...

Divorce is more than just a legal separation—it’s an emotional, mental, and spiritual transition that can profoundly shape one's future....