In this section we discuss some of the legal issues that relate to being a Dad. If you would like free child law advice visit the Legal eagle section on the Dad.info forum.
Bringing up children involves lots of joint decisions. If you are separated, it’s harder to make these decisions and plans as you go along. Splitting Up? Put Kids First helps you to create a Parenting Plan online and learn the skills you need to make it work for you both:
The coronation and surrounding news stories about trouble in the royal family are a sobering reminder that many of us go through 'blending' families together. Modern families are often comprised of a mix of stepchildren, new partners, ex partners, and in-laws. How can...
Going through a separation is one of the hardest things I’ve had to go through in my life. Trying to keep on top of my job whilst navigating such a distressing life event was extremely challenging. Therefore, I was heartened to hear about Positive Parenting Alliance...
It's rare in life that uttering one sentence can alter people's lives, but telling your partner you want to split up will do just that. That's not to say that a split or divorce is necessarily the wrong choice, more that it's important that you to have tried to solve...
Exam season is on us again! Watching your child sweat over exams can stress out the whole family so Dad.info asked counsellor Vicky Bellman for her top parenting tips for helping with exam-related stress: 1. Keep It In Perspective Exams are important but not the end...
While some forms of abuse, such as sexual or physical abuse, are easily identified, emotional abuse can be more difficult to pinpoint in a relationship, as the pain and scars are mental, not physical. It is natural to wonder, am I being emotionally abused?...
Becoming a single dad is always life changing, but when it is the result of the death of your partner, it's undoubtedly going to be an experience which is particularly challenging and traumatic to cope with. You will have your own grief to cope with. You will also be...