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From April 2013, the UK government removed the Housing Benefit spare room subsidy in the social rented sector. Find out if you will be a...
Read more →Dads are more ‘hands on’ than ever before but the fact remains that in the UK, children are mostly cared for by mums. Most people’s work commitments are the big bar... (continued)
0 Comments Read more →It is natural for people to look for and form new relationships after divorce or separation. For some this might have started prior to the separation whereas for others it can ... (continued)
0 Comments Read more →Most parents experience some teething problems as they adapt to becoming co-parents. These can feel like insurmountable barriers at the time but with a bit of effort and understandin... (continued)
0 Comments Read more →In time you will both move on and meet new partners. For some older children, they are glad to see you happy and getting on with your life - they may feel they can stop worrying abou... (continued)
0 Comments Read more →If you are feeling awkward or upset at the prospect of facing your ex, then handovers can be very difficult. You may have to use all your powers of self control to stay calm. ... (continued)
6 Comments Read more →You’ve been through a separation and have spent what has felt like an eternity adjusting to life as a single parent. Now that your heart has mended, you’re thinking of mo... (continued)
1 Comment Read more →When going through a separation, you face new and challenging issues on a day-to-day basis: how will you split child care? Where will you live? How will you manage the costs for lawy... (continued)
0 Comments Read more →It goes without saying that splitting up with a partner is a stressful process whether you have been married or living together. For couples ending a marriage rather than a cohabitin... (continued)
2 Comments Read more →The Children and Families Bill will have its second reading in Parliament on 25th February – the bill contains proposals to change the law in several areas, including parental ... (continued)
3 Comments Read more →The Parent Connection team has been following and contributing to the current debate on Shared Parenting over the last year. So we were interested when a recent Dispatches programme ... (continued)
7 Comments Read more →The Parent Connection team has been following and contributing to the current debate on Shared Parenting over the last year. So we were interested when a recent Dispatches programme ... (continued)
7 Comments Read more →If you are feeling awkward or upset at the prospect of facing your ex, then handovers can be very difficult. You may have to use all your powers of self control to stay calm. ... (continued)
6 Comments Read more →The Children and Families Bill will have its second reading in Parliament on 25th February – the bill contains proposals to change the law in several areas, including parental ... (continued)
3 Comments Read more →Remember it's not separation that harms children but exposure to rows and disagreements. Developing a way of working out disagreements protects your children and stops your stres... (continued)
2 Comments Read more →Arranging effective child maintenance If you’re separating from your child’s other parent then child maintenance will be one of many things you have to sort out. But ... (continued)
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