‘I’m not your therapist, and sadly, his cheating probably won’t get you a better settlement’
Intro: Since the start of the pandemic, divorce enquiries have soared by a staggering 95 per cent. What’s more, 75 per cent of couples who’ve separated since the Covid crisis say they had no problems pre-pandemic.
In fact, in a study conducted by Stowe, the UK’s biggest biggest family law firms, almost half of couples said lockdown-related money worries had triggered conflict. But whether you’re the main earner in your marriage or you’ve been a stay-at-home-mum for years supported by your spouse, it’s vital you do your research before you file for divorce. Here Vanessa shares the vital secrets they don’t mention when you say, ‘I do’.
The reality is we’re not qualified to deal with the emotional fall-out and it’s very important we set boundaries. Our role is to be problem-solvers, dealing with the finances and someone’s future lifestyle.We often send clients to an independent mediator who can help with negotiation over issues with children or finances. Their role is different from a lawyer. I can act as a mediator too, but I can’t mediate for clients I’ve already seen and advised.
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