There is a time and a place and a method for resolving every dispute. After all, every problem has a solution, however intractable or difficult it may seem. How a dispute unfolds depends on a multitude of factors – timing, the mindset of the parties, the beliefs and desired outcomes of the protagonists on both …
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NewsPolitics Under current UK law couples cannot divorce immediately purely on the basis that they no longer wish to be together – but this could change Wednesday, 5th February 2020, 4:47 pm Updated Wednesday, 5th February 2020, 4:47 pm Most divorcing couples do not want to wait two years for a split by mutual consent …
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— The aftermath of divorce can wreak havoc with your heart and play all kinds of tricks with your mind. As if the shock, grief, and change in everything aren’t enough, you also have to worry about your quality of life after divorce. Where will I live? How will I make it financially? Will I …
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Q: MY HUSBAND and I have just split up – how are our children likely to react in these early stages of the separation? Child psychotherapist Rachel Melville-Thomas, spokesperson for the Association of Child Psychotherapists (ACP), says: “In the complicated task of setting up two homes and new arrangements for children to see both parents, …
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