Going through the courts when your relationship breaks down is often a horrific experience for parents and the results often leave children bereft and uncomprehending when a parent they love is suddenly absent from their lives. In The Custody Minefield Michael Robinson gives parents the advice and tools they need to avoid this situation as far as possible.An excellent book which deals with every aspect of the legal process for parents who separate, it is written in a clear and easy-to-follow way. The author covers everything from mediation to instructing a solicitor, from what happens in different courts to tips on court attendance.
The book breaks down The Welfare Checklist and Court Orders into manageable and understandable chunks, discusses Parental Rights and Responsibilities, considers Expert Witnesses and Being Assessed and tackles Crisis Situations.
There's no complex legal jargon or unnecessary padding. Sections have questions in bold print and bullet points for easy reference.
Michael Robinson has trained people in the commercial aspects of law - deciphering the jargon and now combines this with writing books and journalism. Visit Michael's website www.thecustodyminefield.com for more information and discussion forum and up-to-date news on legislation.
The Custody Minefield (£9.99 Orana Publishing)should be required reading for all separating parents.
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The Custody Minefield: Parental Separation, Your Rights and the Law
