Untying the Knot: What You Need to Know In a Family Break Up

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Helpful legal advice about separation and divorce issues; it'll save you thousands in legal fees. This invaluable book offers detailed advice and tips on topics such as property, custody and domestic violence - all the important legal things you need to when you and your partner separate. Writing in a easily accessible way, experienced lawyer Vivienne Crawshaw presents her material in the form of easy-to-read case studies with accompanying boxes summarising important legal points. Ideal for newly separated parents and those thinking about separation, it's also helpful for those in new relationships - showing you how to set things up so they don't become really bad in the future.
Helpful legal advice about separation and divorce issues; it'll save you thousands in legal fees. This invaluable book offers detailed advice and tips on topics such as property, custody and domestic violence - all the important legal things you need to when you and your partner separate. Writing...

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Vivienne Crawshaw LlB Hons is a family law specialist based in Auckland. She has a particular focus on relationship property matters and cases involving children. Vivienne wrote a weekly column about law in the NZ Herald for two years on the specific topic of family law.
Vivienne Crawshaw LlB Hons is a family law specialist based in Auckland. She has a particular focus on relationship property matters and cases involving children. Vivienne wrote a weekly column about law in the NZ Herald for two years on the specific topic of family law.

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