Separation is usually a painful process. Parties often feel hurt and aggrieved. Different issues arise that people urgently need help in resolving. In this section we aim to provide some guidance on the most common issues to help you to move forward and avoid inadvertently making errors that are likely to complicate things. We have created a 'map' of the key stages you may be having to deal with.
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Sometimes a parent comes home to find that their ex and children have gone, they don't know where and family members who might know won't…
Issues about where your children, you and your ex shall live are very important when separating.
If you have been unexpectedly served (this usually means sent by post but it may have been delivered by hand) a Non-Molestation Order (NMO) the…
Separated parents can get into arguments over access to school, school reports, attendance of sports days, concerts, paying for uniforms, etc. Unless a court order…
People often come to us when they have been told they can't see their child(ren) by their ex who is controlling contact. Legally it is…
Have you been a victim of or reported a crime in the past three years? Please complete the survey and tell the Victims' Commissioner about…
