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Ep 10 Sharing the kids at Christmas

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Tensions can run high in families at Christmas, but what do you do when you are separated and you and your partner have to share time with your children? In this episode we are lucky enough to be joined by Virginia Leeuwenberg and Jo Wilmot from Relationships Australia SA. Virginia and Jo offered some incredible insights into what parents of separated families should focus on at Christmas as well as some tips on how to handle situations should tensions rise. TGB partner and accredited Family Law specialist Jane Miller shed some light on the Family Court process around Christmas custody and what legal avenues are open to parents if a compromise can't be found. The Surviving Separation podcast is brought to you by TGB Lawyers, a leading Australian family law firm. For more information and to sign up for our newsletter, please visit: tgb.com.au/podcasts To arrange an appointment with a lawyer, please visit: tgb.com.au Please be aware that discussions on this podcast are general in nature, true at the time of recording and should not be considered legal advice. If you are facing a legal issue, seek advice from a lawyer specific to your circumstances. Hosted by Michael Diggins
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Tensions can run high in families at Christmas, but what do you do when you are separated and you and your partner have to share time with your children? In this episode we are lucky enough to be joined by Virginia Leeuwenberg and Jo Wilmot from Relationships Australia SA. Virginia and Jo offered some incredible insights into what parents of separated families should focus on at Christmas as well as some tips on how to handle situations should tensions rise. TGB partner and accredited Family Law specialist Jane Miller shed some light on the Family Court process around Christmas custody and what legal avenues are open to parents if a compromise can't be found. The Surviving Separation podcast is brought to you by TGB Lawyers, a leading Australian family law firm. For more information and to sign up for our newsletter, please visit: tgb.com.au/podcasts To arrange an appointment with a lawyer, please visit: tgb.com.au Please be aware that discussions on this podcast are general in nature, true at the time of recording and should not be considered legal advice. If you are facing a legal issue, seek advice from a lawyer specific to your circumstances. Hosted by Michael Diggins
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