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In this latest episode of the Family Law in Partnership divorce and separation podcast Nicole Hackett explores what happens when families with children who have special needs face divorce or separation.

Nicole discusses her experiences from working with these families and some of the special considerations that need to be taken into account.

If you are going through divorce or separation, or know somebody who is, and especially if there are children with physical or learning needs, then listen to the interview below.

You can also email Nicole with any questions in this field at nh@flip.co.uk or call us on 020 7420 5000.

In this episode of  the family law podcast Neil Denny interviews leading mediator Dominic Raeside and asks;

What is mediation?
How does mediation work? and
How can mediation helps families going through divorce or separation.

Dominic Raeside is head of mediation with London divorce lawyers Family Law in Partnership.  He has been mediating family cases for more than 20 years and was recently appointed as the family mediation representative to the Family Justice Council.

To listen to Dominic explaining the benefits of mediation just press on the play button below or download the file to your mobile device.

Family Law in Partnerhsip are leading London divorce and family law solicitors operating out of Covent Garden, London.  If you or anyone you know is going through divorce or separation then get in touch on 020 7420 5000 or email any questions to info@FLiP.co.uk

 

Nicole Hackett, divorce lawyer and aprtner with London's Family Law in Partnership, talks about prenuptial agreements.

In this short recording she explores what prenuptial agreements are and who uses them.  She also reveals just how to get one and the considerations that need to be borne in mind in order to make the agreement as binding as possible.

You can click on the play button below to listen to the recording right away or you can choose to download it to your computer or mobile device to listen to later.

Family Law in Partnership are leading divorce and family lawyers in Covent Garden.  If you, or anybody you know is thinking about or going through divorce or separation, or thinking about getting together and wanting to explore how to protect themselves and their financial arrangements, then please do give us a call on 020 7420 5000.

We have several lawyers with international experience if you have an enquiry regarding prenuptial agreements in other countries and what steps you need to take to ensure they will be binding here in England and Wales.  If you are calling from overseas then call 0044 20 7420 5000.

Alternatively please email info@FLiP.co.uk or you can email Nicole Hackett direct on NH@FLiP.co.uk

In this latest episode of the Family Law in Partnership divorce podcast Neil Denny talks to Gillian Bishop, divorce lawyer and author of A Client's Guide to Collaborative Divorce - Putting Your Family First.

We explore the following questions;

What is collaborative law?
How is collaborative law different from other ways of getting divorced?
What are the benefits for you in choosing to use the collaborative law process?

Here at Family Law in Partnership, divorce solicitors in London, we are committed to providing information and support to individuals and families thinking about divorce or going through the process of separating or getting divorced.  If there are any topics you would like us to discuss on this podcast then please do let us know.

If you would like any information on collaborative law or other family law matters then you can contact us on 020 7420 5000 or email info@flip.co.uk

Alternatively order your copy of A Client's Guide to Collaborative Divorce by CLICKING HERE

 

In this podcast we interview Colette Hill of Ricochet, a support group for parents of gay and lesbian children.

Coming to terms with the news that your children are gay or lesbian can put great pressure on parents, pressure which is not always acknowledged.  That pressure in turn could lead to parents experiencing their own crises in their identity as parents and in relation to one another.

If you have any questions relating these issues then we encourage you to contact Colette directly on 07803 309781.  If you have any questions about divorce or separation then we invite you to contact us on 020 7420 5000.

 

James Pirrie and Neil Denny of London divorce solicitors Family Law in Partnership explore the question of who should pay the university fees and living expenses of adult children when families have divorced or separated and, importantly, how can you resolve disagreements on this difficult matter.

You can listen to this episode of the divorce and family law podcast below or click download to save it to your phone, iPad or laptop and listen to it on the move.

You can also click here to subscribe to all future episodes of the podcast via iTunes.