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New Year resolutions for separated parents

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Date:7 JAN 2019
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It’s that time again: Christmas is firmly behind us, it’s a New Year with a fresh start and how many of us have already broken new diet regimes with leftover chocolate or fallen off the proverbial wagon of any number of resolutions we made when Big Ben chimed us into 2019 just a week ago? Or is the resolution to give up making grand resolution each year and start with smaller manageable and sustainable changes? Kimberley Bailey, divorce and family law solicitor at Woolley & Co in Bristol, looks at the details. 

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