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There is some great support available on the internet for parents going through Divorce/Separation which you can utilise to help improve your understanding of your situation and therefore cope better with any challenges
Below is a list of websites you may find useful .
http://www.wikivorce.com is a great website, you can anonymously register and describe your circumstances on the internet forum and get support and advice from forum members, many of whom have been through similar experiences. Predominantly the site focuses on the financial disputes people have in getting a divorce. They also have a really good free telephone support line with trained advisors
https://naccc.org.uk/ National Association of Contact Centres
http://www.bailii.org/ excellent legal case law site for you to search if you need to resource case law that supports your case
http://www.familylaw.co.uk/ excellent magazine, book, and website here
http://www.cafcass.gov.uk/ The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service is a non-departmental public body in England set up to promote the welfare of children and families involved in family court proceedings
www.thecalmzone.net the "campaign against living miserably" C.A.L.M is a great site for men meeting other men with similar circumstances – that they feel suicidal and feel there is no-one to talk to. The site has a great "get your life back section" and it's incredible to see the range of issue that other people are facing and dealing with.
www.victims-first.org.ukVictims First is dedicated to making sure that all victims of crime receive the support they need to cope and recover from the impact of their crime
Telephone support
Face to face support
Advocacy, including, help to access other services such as sexual health clinics, drug and alcohol services and legal services
Support through the criminal justice system (if you have reported the crime to the police)
http://www.transparencyproject.org.uk/ a registered charity. They explain and discuss family law and family courts in England & Wales, and signpost to useful resources to help people understand the system and the law better. They work towards improving the quality, range and accessibility of information available to the public both in the press and elsewhere. They do not take on individual cases or provide legal services. https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/JCO/Documents/Guidance/mckenzie-friends-practice-guidance-july-2010.pdf Practice Guidance from the courts on McKenzie Friends (Civil and Family Courts)
https://www.relate.org.uk/ Counselling, support and information for all relationships
https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/family The rules that apply to cases in the Family Court are published on the Justice website.
https://www.judiciary.uk/publications/the-family-court-guide/ The Family Court Guide is a framework of good practice which sets out Presidential Guidance, the rules and Practice Directions of the court & associated web based resources for those using & working in the family justice system
www.advicenow.org.uk/guides/going-civil-court have produced some guidance leaflets about going to court. In particular see leaflets about applying for a financial order or child arrangements order without the help of a lawyer.
https://www.frg.org.uk/Advises families whose children are involved with or needs children's services because of welfare needs or concerns. They promote children staying safely within their families
RECOMMENDED BOOKS There are some good books out there that you can often pick up on ebay or Amazon fairly reasonably, these are great to help you understand how to cope and deal with the many different aspects to separated parenting issues
Family Courts without a Lawyer: A Handbook for Litigants in Person (Revised 1st Edition: March 2013) Smart Parenting During and After Divorce: The Essential Guide to Making Divorce Easier on Your Child Family Law and Practice 2012 by Duffield Do Your Own Divorce: A Practical Guide to Divorcing without a Lawyer by John Bolch For the Sake of the Children: The FNF Guide to Shared Parenting by Sue Secker Help Your Children Cope With Your Divorce: A Relate Guide by Paula Hall
