Posts Tagged ‘separation’
February 1, 2012
Ten years ago, Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 – which allows an unmarried parent (usually the mother) to seek financial support for the child from the other parent – had little or no impact on the work I was doing; today, it accounts for perhaps one third of my caseload. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in assets, courts, Finance, Legal, Neil Hobden, Relationships | Tags: breakdown, breakup, finance, Life Satisfaction Inventory, relationships, separation | 
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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 | Comments Closed
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 »
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 »
April 4, 2011
The subject of last week’s blog was how it’s okay to be selfish after you’ve gone through divorce or separation: this week I want to talk more about why it’s important to put your needs first. Read the rest of this entry »