Shared parenting and custody Agreeing where your children live and how much time they spend with each parent is called sorting out ‘child arrangements’. People seem to still call it ‘child custody’ and ‘contact’ even though the law moved away from these ideas a very long time ago. If you are having to sort out arrangements for your children, whether it is for the first time or simply a renegotiation, we have all the help you need.

Dealing with unfair treatment at work is stressful. This guide equips you with the skills and confidence to raise a grievance effectively. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.

Help to resolve a problem at work informally, formally (using the grievance procedure) or if necessary by going to an employment tribunal. There are laws that give everyone basic rights at work. All employers must follow the law. The help below explains what your basic basic rights are.

If you are struggling to agree arrangements for your children, you may need to apply to the family court. The process you have to follow will depend on whether the court is a ‘Pathfinder’ court or not. This guide is for people applying to a Pathfinder court. It explains what a Pathfinder court is, which courts are Pathfinder courts, how the process works and what you need to do – step-by-step. This guide is for England and Wales only.