Fairness
January 16, 2012
Sir Paul Coleridge, one of the country’s most senior divorce judges, is to launch a pro-marriage pressure group. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Breakdown, courts, Divorce, Fairness, Marital finance, separation | Tags: acceptance, divorce, ending, separation | 
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December 5, 2011
Being a single parent isn’t easy – and it can be especially hard at Christmas.
Yet, even if you feel like hiding under a duvet for the duration of the festive season, there’s a pressure to go through the “isn’t this fantastic?” routine for the sake of the children. Read the rest of this entry »
November 14, 2011
Countdown to Christmas...40 days to go
Christmas is for children.
If you are struggling to decide how to spend the Festive Season – especially if the family has been affected by divorce or separation – focus on what the kids would like to do. Read the rest of this entry »
November 2, 2011
You’ve decided to get divorced. Now you need to decide where to get divorced. The court does not have to be in your home town or city; indeed, it may not have to be in your home country either. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in assets, Benussi, Breakdown, Fairness, family law, Finance, Marital finance, Power, Pre-nuptial agreements, separation, Women's issues | Tags: divorce, family, finance, happiness, marriage, separation | 1 Comment »
September 4, 2011
A survey of the country’s leading family law firms has found that husbands are hiding assets in nearly a third of divorce cases. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in assets, Divorce, Fairness, Finance, Insecurity, Power, Robin Cooke, Women's issues | Tags: Assets, avoidance, finance | 1 Comment »
April 11, 2011
Worried and upset about their “child’s” decision to end their marriage, parents turn to us in a bid to gain a better insight into the ramifications of divorce and how they can help guide their son and daughter through the process. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Children, Fairness, Loneliness, Parenting, Power | Tags: chldren, ending, Grandparents, loss, parents, separation | 1 Comment »
September 30, 2010
Following on from last week’s blog, which cautioned against using children as “weapons” in divorce proceedings, there are, sadly, situations where one parent – usually the father – is unable to see their children as much as they would like. This may be because the other parent is being obstructive or because a court has restricted access. It may also be because the “absent” parent travels a lot with their work or lives a long distance away. Read the rest of this entry »