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Navigating the Journey of Separation: A Guide to Supportive Resources
Separation can be a challenging journey for families, but it’s important to remember that you’re not alone. There are several resources designed to support you through this transition, offering guidance and practical help. Let’s explore three key…
Divorce & Separation,Latest News
Seven Ways You Can Get a Separation Agreement
The prospect of going to court is a concern for many couples looking to separate. They might have nightmares about being financial or emotional drained, or about unjust court decisions. Rest assured, the majority of these concerns are unfounded.…
Divorce & Separation,Latest News
In the Child’s Best Interest: Separation for Parents
Today, we delve into the heart of separation agreements to examine what difference it makes when there are children involved. From those seeking them to family lawyers, arbitrators, mediators, judges, and other stakeholder, a clear consensus seems…
Divorce & Separation,Latest News
Understanding Your Financial Rights in a Separation: A Guide for UK Families
Navigating through a separation can be a challenging time, particularly when it comes to understanding your financial rights and planning for the future. This blog post aims to provide a clear and comprehensive guide to help you understand your…
Divorce & Separation,Latest News
“The Separated Family” An Ultimate Guide to Separation
According to the Office of National Statistics, 80,057 divorces were granted in England and Wales in 2022. This is a 29.5% decrease from 2021 and the lowest number of divorces annually since 1971. However, this does not necessarily mean that…
Domestic abuse: Your finances and your future
When you’re leaving an abusive relationship, working out financial matters can be very difficult. Separation and divorce is always difficult financially, but if you have been banned from accessing your accounts and have had no control over your…
Domestic abuse: Can I force my partner to leave our home?
When you’re in an abusive relationship it can be incredibly difficult to leave. If you have children it can be an even harder decision to make - leaving your home might feel almost impossible. So, what are your options if you have nowhere else to go…
Domestic abuse: How do I know if I’m in an abusive relationship?
Domestic abuse is still widely misunderstood. For many people, abuse in a relationship is typified by physical abuse - punching, attacking, biting or kicking to name a few. But this is only part of what constitutes domestic abuse. The 2021 Domestic…
Domestic abuse: What is a non-molestation order and when might I need one?
Domestic abuse is still a widely under-reported crime, with only around 24% of cases reported to the police. This makes it difficult for victims to gain protection and prosecution. If you’re experiencing domestic abuse, either in a current…
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