Guilt, shame and regret are all common emotional responses to a divorce. Whilst common convention informs us that each is a negative response to divorce, however, only some will have a negative impact upon the process of legally ending a … Continue reading
Following divorce day – which in our opinion should be renamed divorce month – the internet is awash with articles advising those couples who have decided to end their marriages on a plethora of topics; from how to end a … Continue reading
It has been reported this morning that senior High Court judge Sir Paul Coleridge is to head a campaign designed to promote the institution of marriage and discourage couples from separating or filing for divorce. Coleridge – who once infamously … Continue reading
Whilst divorce may be more socially acceptable today than at any other time in recent memory, there are still those who would argue that marital dissolution is one of the biggest problems facing society. Such claims are not entirely without … Continue reading
Following them having studied the drinking habits of 30,000 people across a period of between thirty and forty years, British thinktank Demos have concluded that children whose parents divorce are more likely to binge drink in later life. I’ll openly … Continue reading
The decision to divorce a partner is never easy. Spouses will lie awake at night contemplating their situations before choosing to take the plunge and end their marriage. Even once the decision has been made, however, an individual still has … Continue reading
Summer holidays are a British institution. For a week or fortnight each year, thousands upon thousands of couples and families will leave these dreary shores for sunnier climes, laze on beaches, eat good food and escape the stress and strains … Continue reading
My weekends have felt strangely empty over the last two months. Not that I haven’t been busy – the traditional British summer barbecues have, as ever, been a permanent feature, as has lounging in beer gardens. I also recently acquired … Continue reading
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People are susceptible to moral panics and nothing seems to inspire dread quite as much as the discovery of a new or mutated strain of a disease – the sort of bug that can turn your bones into jelly and … Continue reading
Children and finances are widely regarded as the most common causes of an acrimonious divorce but research conducted by the Co-operative has revealed a new cause of significant dispute during such proceedings: the family pet. The study revealed that a … Continue reading
