Separating is difficult enough without the financial strain that a high-conflict divorce can create. Mediation offers a calm, structured alternative
Why Sooner Often Means Less Stress or Problems Further Down the Line, Avoiding further Damage to the relationship between Divorcing Couples
Small Steps Make a Big Difference: How Small Agreements in Mediation Lead to Stronger, Faster and Fairer Settlements
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Financial advisors can play a part in divorce settlement negotiations, for example if a company valuation is required or where there is a complex pension provision to consider.
Mediation is now widely accepted as the first and best option for resolving many types of disputes. Here we examine the advantages and disadvantages of both mediation and litigation.
In this comprehensive guide, we will explore practical steps to regain financial stability, rebuild your credit and pave the way for a secure financial future.
There is no doubt that Christmas following divorce can be an exceptionally challenging time. However it is for the parents to work together to ensure the children accept and enjoy the new arrangements
Navigating a path to an amicable divorce and financial settlement has many benefits for both parties and most importantly, the children
Divorcing in later years has become increasingly common both in the UK and other countries. The reasons for this sea change are varied and many. In this blog we explore some of those reasons.
Mediation is often a better option for parties than going through a court adversarial process. Here we look at the pros and cons of each approach which need to be carefully considered.
First instincts might be that there couldn't possibly be any positive effects of divorce on children. However depending on the circumstances, all outcomes may not necessarily be negative.
