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Blended families come with their own unique challenges. Often, when parents remarry or cohabit, they bring together children from previous relationships, creating new family structures that may involve complex dynamics. As families try to navigate this new reality, they often encounter practical issues such as the organising the children’s schedules, and working around the parents’ […]

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One Lawyer: A Collaborative Approach to Separation and Divorce

Divorce and separation can often be a stressful and adversarial life event that can leave families with long-lasting emotional and financial consequences. The process of dividing assets, determining child arrangements, and negotiating support can quickly escalate into conflict, making it difficult to find a solution that is fair and respectful for everyone involved. An alternative […]

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The Extended Family Mediation Voucher Scheme

Family Mediation Week 2025 brought attention to the importance of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Family Law. This year, the spotlight was on the growing role of the Mediation Voucher Scheme, which supports families in resolving disputes outside of the court system. With a newly approved extension of the Mediation Voucher Scheme, even more families […]

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How Do I Resolve a Boundary Issue With My Neighbour?

Boundary disputes have the potential to swiftly turn friendly neighbours into adversaries. Whether the disagreement arises over a misplaced fence, a shared driveway, or even just a few inches of land, these conflicts often evoke strong emotions and can become contentious. However, there are several steps property owners can take to resolve such disputes without […]

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