By Karen Bishop, Head of Family Law, Palmers Solicitors
We understand that Christmas can be a very special time for families and loved ones, but we also know that it can become more complicated in non-nuclear families – with blended families being one of the most common arrangements coming under this term.
Christmas is meant to be one of the most joyous times of the year, filled with festive music, beloved holiday films, family gatherings, and a chance to indulge in all your favourite treats without any guilt – what’s not to love?
By Karen Bishop, Head of Family Law, Palmers Solicitors
Christmas is a time to celebrate for many people – but it can be a challenge for separated parents and their children.
It’s no secret that we love our pets. According to Blue Cross statistics, 95 per cent of pet owners see their pet as part of the family. Over one third of households own dogs, and over one fifth own cats.
A divorce can pose many risks such as damaging finances, hefty court bills and complications involving child arrangements.
