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What proportion of parents suffer from post-natal depression?

It is estimated that at least one in ten women are affected by post-natal depression (PND) within a year of giving birth.  A smaller but not insignificant proportion of fathers…

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What happens when parents disagree about child vaccination?

Despite recent concerns about MMR vaccination, there now seems to be widespread agreement that the routine childhood vaccinations are very worthwhile.  The onus is on the parent who refuses a…

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What can be done to prevent parental alienation?

First, be careful before attaching the label “Parental Alienation” (PA) to something which is worrying but not as extreme.  Children of separated parents can find it very hard to manage…

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What can be done to counter false allegations in court cases?

In order to defend yourself against an allegation which you dispute, our first advice is to remain calm and avoid doing anything which could be used against you.  Because of…

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What are Child Maintenance payments supposed to cover?

On the child maintenance front, payments are made based on an overall assessment of how much needs to be contributed by the paying parent, rather than for specific purposes. The…

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Is it contempt of court ordered contact doesn’t take place?

Failing to make children available for court ordered contact might lead to a finding of contempt of court, but this penalty isn’t likely after only one or two occasions –…

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