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Explore your values, create your bucket list, dating tips, red flags, and how you can trust again… The last podcast of the series is for those who have reached the end of the journey through separation and for those who are ready to take stock and move into the next chapter of their lives. We…

We were delighted to welcome Associate Professor Dr Andy Hayward of Durham Law School, Durham University who has been at the forefront of cohabitation reform and is currently involved in a research project which involves a major global comparative study which reviews the degree of legal protection afforded to cohabitants in over 40 jurisdictions. Andy…

 We were delighted to welcome not just one but two highly experienced barristers/mediators – Alexander Learmonth KC of New Square Chambers & Alex Troup KC of St John’s Chambers who both have busy thriving Chancery practices. Mediation is something which is spoken about a lot but what does mediation in these types of cases look…

We were not going to feature in our “A Journey through Separation” series but then we thought that our listeners may want to receive our top tips and a bit about the work we do in supporting our clients through challenging times.  We also talk a bit about what we feel makes us different to…

Nina has an interesting past and has a background of working in a traveling circus.  Nina is a certified parenting coach, author and researcher.  She has a background in Steiner education and heaps of life experience and creativity to bring to the table which is why we asked her for her top tips around co-parenting…

Many of our clients are often so worried about the impact a separation can have on their child/children.  Worries often centre around how best to announce the news of a separation and how best to deal with the impact this may have on your child/children.  We spoke with Paula Brown of Blue Octopus, a play…

During or immediately following a separation, dealing with finances may feel incredibly overwhelming at what is already a very difficult time.  All of a sudden you are faced with different circumstances, potentially a reduced income/access to the family pot which may have been available if pooling of resources had previously taken place and you may…

The initial stage of separation can be difficult and painful, whether you’re the one who has made the decision, you have mutually agreed to separate, or your partner has dropped an unexpected bombshell on you. Your emotions are likely to be running high, and you may feel completely overwhelmed.  At the same time, you need to carry…