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This is a guide on parental aliention and what do if you are either experiencing parental alienation, or been falsely accused.
If your former partner has issues with your children seeing your new partner, there isn’t much they can do legally to stop your children seeing your new partner, unless there are safeguarding concerns; but there are a few steps you can take to try to resolve the issue.
While there is not much you can do legally if you have issues with your ex’s new partner seeing your children, unless there are safeguarding concerns; there are a few steps you can take try and sort out any issues you may have.
If you want to move your children to a new area within the United Kingdom, here are some steps you can take regarding your options, and how to discuss the proposed move with your former partner.
If your ex wants to move your children to a new location within the United Kingdom, and you don’t want them to move, here are some steps you can follow to prevent the move.
If your ex is turning your children against you here are some steps you can take to prevent anymore damage being done, remember you need to act quickly and don’t let the situation go on for too long.
If you want your ex to have more contact with your children and look after the children more, there are a few steps you can take to try and arrange more contact.
If you feel that you and your children are not spending enough time together, or if you are being prevented from spending any time with your children, then here are some steps you can take..
If you have no major issues regarding your children such as you or your ex wants to relocate this children, your child has been abducted, your ex is refusing contact with your children and so on, you can agree the child arrangements between yourselves. . Since there are no conflicts or issues you...
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