Marital finance
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 13, 2011
For many families, this has been a difficult year. The global financial meltdown has caused serious difficulties for a lot of people – and is likely to continue to do so into 2012 and beyond. 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 »
June 15, 2011
I have bought a puppy. Cassie is an adorable nine-week-old Spanish Water Dog and, I must confess, I’ve fallen hopelessly in love! Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in caring, Marital finance, Pets, Renewal, Revenge, separation | Tags: affection, breakup, pets, relationships, romance, Spanish Water Dogs | Comments Closed
January 28, 2011
Marco Pierre White and his wife Mati are said to have run up an estimated £3 million in legal bills in their long-running and acrimonious attempt to end their marriage. Read the rest of this entry »
January 14, 2011
The Government is drawing up proposals to intervene in couples’ divorce plans. The idea is that experts will sit down and explain the consequences of breaking up, focusing on the likely damage to children and the couple’s future financial situation. Read the rest of this entry »
December 2, 2010
The word “strategy” is used a lot in business. A company is “implementing a new business strategy” or a firm is conducting a “strategic overview”. Read the rest of this entry »