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Contact with our children over Christmas while separating?
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Many divorcing couples are keen to get Christmas over and done with, especially parents who they find it difficult to agree child contact arrangements over the festive period.
It doesn’t have to be like this. Separated parents need to plan with extra special care to make Christmas a great time for children but that does not mean that the children must split the festive season across two households. One serving of brussel sprouts at Christmas is more than enough for any child, writes family lawyer and Anthony Gold's head of family law, Kim Beatson. Read the full article here.
