In Part I we considered the benefits of Collaborative Practice as an alternative to the traditional separation or divorce process.
One of the many unfortunate and tragic consequences of Covid-19 is the dramatic increase in couples looking to separate or divorce.
The phrase ‘our new normal’ became something of a cliché during the lockdown periods and alert level restrictions.
To buy or not to buy? That is the question. And the answer, as always, is complicated.
When a couple decides to separate, some of the biggest decisions to be made include: What happens to the children?
Why understanding Māori culture is significant for the judicial system in NZ.
