Advice & Support

We offer lots of divorce advice about what is involved in divorce and how to go about getting a divorce. We also support in coping with some of the serious divorce issues that can destroy marriages, especially the darker side of marriage problems that can ruin lives. This can be a difficult time so we have support for those dealing with these problems as well as very practical help on things like what and how to tell the children.

Why did I get divorced?

Asking yourself some questions and answering them honestly can help you understand the reasons for your marriage breakdown. It may not be easy but may stop you repeating the same mistakes in your life after divorce.

Relationships problems - some advice about how to spot the early signs of trouble.

Our whole life is a series of interconnected relationships. Parent/child and wife/husband are probably the most important ones and our personal relationships the most difficult.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder. No! Children need fathers and families

Divorce is never just a matter between two people. The majority of divorces involve children and all involve the wider family of grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. The impact on their lives will be considerable.

Depression after divorce

Depression is the most common mental health problem amongst all sections of the population and can be triggered by a traumatic life event such as divorce.

Things to say to your kids about the divorce: Part One

Divorce is a time of great confusion for your children, they are upset and they need your help. The comfortable certainties of their lives are about to be, or have been, swept away.

It's never too late to get a divorce but is it a good idea?

The baby boomers born after the Second World War in the late 1940s and early 1950s are now becoming the grandparents of today. This has not stopped them from being in the vanguard of divorce statistics.

Abuse, abusers and getting divorced

Stereotypes and assumptions about abusers and victims help nobody. Abusers come from all walks of life and across the social classes. Being abused may well have been one of your reasons for getting divorced.

Things to say to your kids about the divorce: Part Two

In part one we highlighted the importance of talking to your children to reassure them that despite the traumatic changes in their lives created by the divorce some certainties will remain.

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