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Understanding Technology-Facilitated Domestic Abuse In a world increasingly dominated by technology, the conveniences of smart devices and digital connectivity come with a darker side. Technology-Facilitated Domestic Abuse (TFDA) is emerging as a significant form of coercion, control, and harassment, impacting victims’ safety and wellbeing both during and after abusive relationships. What is TFDA? TFDA involves […]

Infidelity and Valentine’s Day: A Recipe for Divorce? Valentine’s Day is often seen as a celebration of love and commitment, but for some, it’s a stark reminder of what’s missing in their relationships. In the UK, where divorce rates are significant and infidelity often cited as a leading cause, the connection between this romantic holiday

Understanding Parental Alienation Parental alienation occurs when one parent, often the parent with primary custody, turns a child against the other parent. This can involve a range of tactics, such as:    Bad-mouthing the other parent, e.g., making derogatory comments or telling lies about the other parent.    Withholding information or preventing the child from communicating with the other

January’s Divorce Day: A Fresh Start or a Myth? January has earned the reputation of being “Divorce Month,” with the first Monday often referred to as “Divorce Day.” This year, Divorce Day falls on January 6, 2025. The month is marked by a rise in divorce enquiries as people reflect on their relationships and consider

Managing Loneliness at Christmas After Divorce or Separation The Christmas season can bring a mix of emotions, especially for those navigating the aftermath of divorce or separation. While festive cheer and family gatherings may amplify feelings of loneliness, it’s essential to remember that this period can still hold joy and meaning. By taking intentional steps,

A Christmas Guide for Divorced Parents Christmas is often described as the most wonderful time of the year, but for children of divorced parents, it can also be a time of emotional complexity. Balancing traditions, schedules, and feelings can be challenging, but with thoughtful planning and cooperation, it’s possible to create a joyful Christmas for

Calls to Consider Domestic Abuse in Divorce Financial Settlements In recent years, growing awareness of domestic abuse has led to an increasing demand to recognise abuse as a key factor when determining financial settlements in divorce cases. This shift is not only about justice for survivors but also about the legal system’s duty to protect

The Silver Split: Navigating Divorce in Later Life As people age, they often reassess their lives and relationships, with some choosing to part ways even after decades together. Known as “grey divorce” or “silver split,” this phenomenon is becoming more common in the UK as attitudes toward marriage and self-fulfilment shift. While this life stage

Planning for “Happily Ever After” with Prenups or Postnups (Just in Case) Love is in the air, and wedding bells are chiming—but before you say, “I do,” have you thought about a prenuptial agreement (prenup) or postnuptial agreement (postnup)? While these terms might seem unromantic, they’re practical tools that can offer peace of mind and

Co-Parenting Dynamics: Unveiling Challenges and Cultivating Collaboration Introduction: Co-parenting, the shared responsibility of raising children after separation or divorce, presents both opportunities and challenges for parents. While the goal is to prioritise the well-being of the children, navigating the intricacies of co-parenting can be fraught with difficulties. Understanding these challenges and finding effective solutions is