Join us for a profound conversation with Chris Sweetman, Director at Fair Result, as we explore the urgent need for reform in the current divorce process. In this enlightening interview, Chris passionately advocates for a ground-breaking shift in the way couples approach
Discover the pivotal role of Child Inclusive Mediation in the divorce process as Nicki Mitchell, Partner at Jones Myers Family Law Solicitors, shares her expert insights. In this enlightening interview, she explains why involving children in the mediation process is crucial and
Dive into the world of “Bird Nesting” with our first instalment of TDM Expert Interviews! In this enlightening episode, we bring you an in-depth conversation with Beth Behrendt, where we explore the intriguing trend of Bird Nesting in divorce. Whether you’re revisiting
In the world of celebrity divorces, the headlines are often filled with drama, intrigue, and sensationalism. Recently, the media has been buzzing about the divorce of Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas, with the spotlight shining brightly on their high-profile breakup. While the
The recent news that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie are separating after 18 years of marriage hit the headlines not only because they are a high profile couple on the
Our successful nesting co-parenting arrangement (9 years and counting!) benefited from a team of professionals. My advice on how to maximise your legal and financial professionals if you are considering nesting after divorce. When we began considering divorce over nine years ago,
Divorce happens. And as soon as the children know about it, that moment, can become a watershed moment for your child or children. However, as much as divorce is important, what is even more crucial is how it’s handled. The divorce process
I often say that it’s ok for children of divorce or separation to see you upset, distressed, and crying when going through the process. It is important for them to know that you too are hurting because by knowing this and by
Whilst we may hear the phrase “parental alienation” more now than in years gone by, in its true form, it is still uncommon. There is currently no agreed definition for the concept, but it can be summarised as one parent being so
It’s clear that staying together for the sake of the kids is no longer something we believe in. In the UK, divorce rates are high (42% of marriages end up in divorce), and this is not likely to drop. The question is
Reduce your stress levels and work as a high functioning team. Do you want to be right or do you want to be happy? – H.Jackson Brown Jr My ex-husband was the poster boy for staying cool, calm, and collected. It always
For many co-parents, one of the most challenging aspects of separated parenting is when one parent does not choose to spend as much time with their child as the other parent thinks they ought to. In some cases, a parent may not
