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Top Tips for Separated or Divorcing Parents Navigating Christmas

Christmas can be a challenging time for parents navigating separation or divorce. With emotions running high and routines disrupted, careful planning and clear communication are essential. Drawing on decades of family law experience, this guide offers practical, child-focused tips to help separated parents reduce conflict, manage arrangements sensitively, and prioritise children’s emotional wellbeing during the festive season.
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International Human Rights Day: A Family Law Perspective on “Our Everyday Essentials”

International Human Rights Day reminds us that dignity, safety, and fairness are everyday essentials protected in family law. The principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights guide matters such as safeguarding children, supporting victims of abuse, and ensuring fair financial arrangements. Goodman Ray say these rights shape daily legal practice, and Goodman Ray advise families on how to protect them.
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Recognition of Foreign Adoption Orders

Foreign adoptions that fall outside the Hague Convention or overseas adoption frameworks can still be recognised in the UK. Families may apply to the High Court for recognition under common law and then seek a declaration under the Family Law Act 1986. Our specialist adoption solicitors guide clients through every stage of this complex legal process.
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New Zealand introduces domestic violence leave

New Zealand MP, Jan Logie, initially proposed a new bill that introduced paid employment leave for victims of domestic violence in December 2016...
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Supreme Court decides law on civil partnerships is incompatible with European Convention on Human Rights

On 27th June 2018 the Supreme Court unanimously decided that the UK’s law on civil partnerships was incompatible with Article 14...