Divorce and relationship breakdown are estimated to cost the UK economy up to £50 billion every year. So why is it, when one in three UK marriages ends in divorce, one of the most financially and emotionally destabilising experiences a person can go through, is the workplace response still largely: nothing?

Co-parenting after separation is never going to be perfect. It’s important to remind yourself of that fact as often as you can. However, co-parenting should focus on consistency, respect, and putting your children first. I understand that many couples struggle to achieve amicable co-parenting. Often, one party is resistant to the idea. But that doesn’t mean you can’t give it your best shot. Here are ten practical ways to help you keep things calm, constructive, and child-focused: 1. Keep...

Navigating the family court system can feel overwhelming, particularly if you are going through the process without legal representation such as a solicitor or barrister to assist you. If you opt to represent yourself through choice or necessity, you’re known as a Litigant in Person. And at this point, most people quickly realise that the process is going to be complex, emotional and difficult to manage alone. This is where a McKenzie Friend can play a valuable role.