Amy Beddis discusses potential challenges faced by single parents ahead of National Single Parents’ Day
17th March 2022
Specialist family barrister Amy Beddis explores how society can support single parents ahead of National Single Parents’ Day on 21 March.
In this article she looks at how society can support single parents and separated families, what practical support is available and how finances can be affected causing additional challenges. The need (and wish) to work plays a huge part in those additional pressures; no more so than at the Bar. Amy looks at how a supportive work environment with working practices that support single parent and those with caring responsibilities generally can greatly assist working parents.
Read Amy’s article here and find out more about National Single Parents’ Day, which has been going in the UK since 2018, here Single Parents' Day - Gingerbread.
3PB offers flexible working around childcare commitments. To find out more about joining 3PB’s 70-strong, highly respected family law team, please email Practice Directors Rob Leonard or Ian Charlton.
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