Fully revised and updated for 2022 and no-fault divorce becoming law in England & Wales, this book is the ultimate guide to getting you divorce-ready.
Fully revised and updated for 2022 and no-fault divorce becoming law in England & Wales, this book is the ultimate guide to getting you divorce-ready.
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It’s time to step into the role of CEO and take charge of your divorce with confidence and clarity, enabling you to stop procrastinating and move forward to the life you deserve.
From the decision to divorce and leaving your marriage all the way through to life post-divorce, this book will show you how to:
- Know whether leaving your marriage is the right option for you (and what to do if leaving now isn’t right for you)
- Recognise domestic abuse in all its forms and how to seek support and keep yourself safe
- Understand the divorce process in England & Wales
- Prepare for financial remedy and understand how to work out what a settlement might look like for you
- Tell your children about your divorce and how to support them in the changes that come with divorce
- Begin to navigate life as a newly-divorced woman and move forward
Educating yourself and taking charge of your divorce isn’t aggressive, it’s smart. You see if you don’t lead your divorce, there’s every chance that your spouse will take control and lead you.
By committing to being the CEO of your divorce, you take responsibility for yourself and your children. You begin from the place of being an active participant rather than a place of subservience and waiting to see what your spouse will ‘give’ you. Stepping up re-inforces your sense of worthiness ensuring that you do not feel compelled to settle for less than you deserve, skills that will remain with you as you navigate life as a newly-divorced woman.