Guilt
July 26, 2011
It’s mid-summer, the kids have broken up from school, the sun has finally come out and you’re going....precisely nowhere. Read the rest of this entry »
April 27, 2011
On Friday, the world will watch an ordinary girl from the Home Counties become a princess when Catherine Middleton marries Prince William at Westminster Abbey. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Friends, Guilt, Happiness, Marriage, Power, Renewal, Romance, Spring | Tags: marriage, Prince, Princess, relationships, Royal wedding, Royalty, William and Kate | 
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November 26, 2010
Nine months ago, Nigel Page won £56 million in the Euromillions Lottery. Ten years previously, his first wife left him for another man. They subsequently divorced. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in assets, Divorce, Guilt, Marital finance, Marriage | Tags: lottery, Nigel Page | Comments Closed
October 21, 2010
A piece of advice I give to all new female clients is to “live like a nun” for a year. Don’t embark on a new romance and, if you already have, finish the relationship or set it aside for the foreseeable future. Read the rest of this entry »
July 16, 2010
One in five married people is in love with someone other than their partner – most likely a friend or work colleague.
These rather unromantic statistics come from a survey of 3,000 people, which also found that one in four is not entirely happy in their present relationship. Even those extremely content with their spouse admitted to sometimes having feelings for someone else – 50 per cent say they’ve been attracted to or felt affection for a third party. One in six of those who fall for another will embark on an affair. Read the rest of this entry »
July 9, 2010
An increasing number of entrepreneurs are putting off formally ending their marriages because they believe a divorce settlement will be the “final nail in the coffin” for businesses that have fallen victim to the economic downturn. Read the rest of this entry »
April 30, 2010
Best-selling novelist and national newspaper columnist Allison Pearson this week revealed how she had “finally felt rotten enough to seek professional help” for her depression, describing herself as typical “Sandwich Woman” because she has found herself in the middle of two generations. Read the rest of this entry »