It is not uncommon in parental disputes over arrangements for their children for one parent to allege that the other is alienating the children against them, in an attempt to stop them having contact with the children. Obviously, such behaviour is quite wrong, adversely affecting not...
When parents separate they obviously have to sort out arrangements for their children, in particular, how much time the children should spend with each parent. And obviously if they are unable to agree arrangements they can apply to the Family Court for a child arrangements order,...
When parents separate they obviously have to make arrangements as to how much time their children spend with each of them. Hopefully, they will be able to agree arrangements, but in order to do so they need to know how the law approaches the matter. Parents...