Divorce loneliness is normal and understandable. It can sneak up on you when you least expect it. At first, the loss feels sharp and consuming. Later, once the legal process is over, it can reappear in surprising ways — when your social circle shifts, when the phone is too quiet, or when “couple friends” no …
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Kim Dhatt, a 34-year-old recruitment specialist, was in a relationship with her ex-partner for four years. When they first got together, he earned slightly more than she did, and the difference didn’t bother either of them. After a series of promotions over 18 months, her salary tripled — and then he couldn’t deal, Dhatt says. …
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We often hear about the “seven-year itch” that sets in for many marriages, the point at which, after seven years, happiness and spark begin to decline as the novelty of wedded bliss settles into routine. But that’s typically a male-centered thing. It’s spoken about more as the point when men’s eyes begin to wander. What …
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As a divorced woman, you’ve probably learned how to keep moving — even when everything around you feels like it’s falling apart. You’re strong, capable, and resourceful — but you’re also human. You need a divorce community. Here’s something we’ve seen again and again: even the most resilient women can’t rebuild their lives in isolation. …
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Deciding to divorce is a big decision. Once it has been made, proper preparation is, like with so many things in life, a key to a positive outcome for you and your family. And, yet, because it can be such an emotional decision, many people do not develop a plan for successfully moving through the …
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Together with Table of Contents If you take just one thing from this email… The High Court has made clear that only qualified solicitors can run litigation — paralegals and other unqualified staff can help, but they can’t manage a case themselves. This changes how a lot of law firms operate, especially those relying on …
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A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal has placed the spotlight on “scripts” written for disciplinary hearing managers, and other aspects of procedural fairness including how much information from an investigation must be shared with employees. This recent EAT decision will feel familiar to many employers: how far can HR go in helping managers prepare without unfairly …
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s split shocked us all, as they announced on 29 September plans to go their separate ways after 19 years together. The Perfect Couple actress has officially filed for divorce from her husband, and court documents have touched upon what will happen regarding the division of their mammoth property portfolio. It …
