When a relationship ends, being a father doesn't.
Separation can leave you facing questions you never expected to ask. Can I still see my children? Do fathers actually have rights? What is parental responsibility? What happens if contact stops? How does child maintenance work? Do I need mediation, a solicitor or family court? And what am I supposed to do tonight?
Fathers' Rights: The Facts is a practical UK guide for fathers trying to find their way through separation, children, family law and everything that comes with it.
Written in plain English, it cuts through myths, misinformation and well-meaning advice to explain what actually matters and what you can do next.
Inside you'll find practical guidance on fathers' rights and responsibilities, parental responsibility, child arrangements, communication and parenting plans, mediation, solicitors and family court, allegations and domestic abuse, Cafcass, stopped contact and enforcement, child maintenance and shared care, housing, new partners, mental health and rebuilding life as a father.
It also includes practical checklists, worksheets, preparation sheets and templates designed to help when you need more than another explanation - you need a next step.
This is not a book about defeating your ex. It is not about turning children into evidence or promising fathers that court will give them everything they want.
It is about understanding the facts, protecting your relationship with your children, taking responsibility where you need to, and remaining the father they need even when family life changes completely.
Know the facts. Ask for help. Keep going.
And be their father.
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Robert Porter is a father and writer in the UK.After experiencing separation himself, Robert found that advice was everywhere, but clear facts were much harder to find. Fathers' Rights: The Facts grew from the book he wished he had when he was trying to understand his rights, his responsibilities and what he should do next.His writing combines practical information with the human reality behind it: fear, uncertainty, family, loss and the responsibility of continuing to be a father when family life changes.At the heart of his work is a simple belief: knowing your rights matters, but fatherhood is about far more than rights.Know the facts. Ask for help. Keep going. And be their father.Previous Works
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