KEEPING A ROOF OVER CHILDRENS HEAD

Does anyone knows what exactly does this mean

Sorry, but I haven't a clue.

As were we all Thistle and as Foufou didn't come back to explain, I doubt we'll ever know.

I'm sorry but I am clueless in terms of what this has to do with estrangement?

Here is a link that might help

www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk/en/articles/dividing-the-family-home-and-mortgage-during-separation

Let’s assume

The couple are unmarried, they have split up and the house is mortgaged.

The parent (mother) will be able to stay in the house for a period, hopefully until they find a permanent new home. Ultimately LA social housing will find suitable accommodation if there is no cash to either continue the mortgage or pay for private rented.

Sit tight until a court order is made LA will not act until then.

Agree with lucca and vampirequeen

I really like the concept of nesting

They really need to meet with a solicitor.

One thing some families do is a practice called "nesting". In this arrangement, the parents move, not the children. Usually the parents will rent a small home, such as a one bedroom or bachelor flat, and take turns living with the children and living in the flat.

have you missed out an opening paragraph OP.
? context ?

I agree with both Lucca and vampirequeen

If there is a mortgage and children involved you need to see a solicitor.

Sorry if I’m being dense but I don’t understand the question.