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Name: Kenneth Bush Solicitors, Solicitors in Kings Lynn, Downham Market, Norfolk

Description: Whilst the main work in this department is dealing with people's divorces, the department also advises and assists in relation to the many problems that arise as a result of a divorce, such as contact with your children. Reaching financial settlements, which may often include detailed negotiations where a business or partnership is involved.

After my divorce, will I be able to take children abroad on holiday? Providing your ex-partner consents you will be able to do so. In the absence of consent, it is necessary to obtain permission from the court. Don?t forget Scotland and Ireland are abroad!

Will my ex-partner be able to see the children, even if I don?t want him/her to? Generally the answer is yes they will. The court will only deny contact between a child and its parent in the most extreme cases, such as ones involving violence or sexual abuse.

Category: Norfolk

Url: http://www.kennethbush.com/

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