I will survive [and prosper] - a divorcee's tale
Estelle Simmons had to quickly find a job and change all her expectations after her husband walked out on her. Now she says it is the best thing that happened to her.…
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Divorce: the legal issues
Alison March of Coyle White Devine Solicitors in Amersham (www.cwd-law.com) continues her advice on divorce and separation. Here she looks at the legal side, if other avenues haven't worked.…
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Divorce: the options
Christmas and its aftermath is traditionally a busy time for family lawyers. Often the stress of the season, the emphasis on families and the beginning of the new year with its emphasis on reflecting on the past year make people rethink their relationships and what they want from them. Negotiating the whole business of divorce and separation is hard, particularly when children are involved. It can force major life changes. Women who have been stay home parents may have to think about going back to work or those who are working may think about increasing their hours or, alternatively, how to make them more flexible to work around childcare issues. Workingmums asked Alison March of Coyle White Devine Solicitors in Amersham (www.cwd-law.com) about the legal side of things and how to make this simpler and spoke to a working mum about how divorce brought about major changes in her outlook on life and work.…
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Starting over
Keith Churchouse knows about divorce. Not only is he a financial planner so he understands the money issues, but he has been through the divorce process twice himself. Now he has written a book, Addicted to Wedding Cake, to help anyone struggling with all the life-changing issues that divorcees face in attempting to start over again, including potentially the need to find or change jobs. Workingmums.co.uk asked him his views on the whole process.…
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Breaking up is hard to do
When Suzy Miller launched her Starting Over Show some of the press reports suggested she was celebrating and encouraging divorce. The Church of England, no less, was approached for a comment. In fact, the shows do nothing of the kind. Their purpose, says Miller, is to provide support and advice for people who are facing major life transitions, be that divorce, redundancy or bereavement, so that they can move on with their lives. Www.workingmums.co.uk spoke to her.
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