Author "Kate Daly" posts
Separation and divorce is something that can be achieved amicably with the children’s best interests and our own mental health at heart... [...]
In this blog, we will explore how the process of separation and divorce can affect mental health and why it's essential to prioritise open communication and ask for help if you are struggling. [...]
Octopus has acquired amicable, the leader in helping couples separate in a kinder and more affordable way. [...]
In this episode, Kate is joined by Liz Hancock to discuss EFT coaching and how it can help in the context of divorce or separation. [...]
Separation is an emotional journey with legal and financial consequences. Struggling to cope with divorce or separation is a natural part of... [...]
Kate is joined by The Midlife Mentors, Claire and James Davis, to discuss building self-confidence post-separation & divorce. [...]
In this episode, Kate is joined by Mustafa Faruqi from Tesco, James Hayhurst, founder of The Positive Parenting Alliance and The Parents Promise and Jimi Odel from OneplusOne to discuss separation and the workplace. [...]
In short, it depends. There's no defined formula for splitting money and property when you separate, and there are many factors that impact whether or not your agreement is 'fair' and in what context. [...]
If you and your partner have decided to separate, the prospect of divorce can feel overwhelming [...] [...]
When a friend or family member separates from their partner, it can be hard to know what to say or do. No separation is the same but [...] [...]
If you and your partner decide to separate and are married, you’ll need to go through the legal steps necessary for divorce. [...]
In March 2023, the Government Actuary’s Department (GAD) temporarily suspended the production of Cash Equivalent Transfer Value (CETV) for public sector pensions following recent changes to certain factors used in these calculations. [...]
It’s International Day of Families, so I’m sharing my thoughts on how the family unit has changed in modern society. For most, we can’t control the shape or makeup of our family, particularly after a separation. [...]
The government recently announced the Spring Budget, with a focus on halving inflation, growing the economy and decreasing public debt. In this blog, we'll look at what the budget and rise in inflation might mean for your separation and the impact on main [...]
The government has announced changes to the rules around Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in the Spring Finance Bill 2023. In this blog, we'll look at how these changes impact divorcing and separating couples. [...]
In this blog, we look at tips for keeping things amicable when you’re the initiator of the separation and want to discuss how to start your divorce and move things forward. We’ll detail tips for helping your partner understand the amicable options availab [...]
If you've recently separated from your partner, Valentine’s Day can be particularly unhelpful as the world is bombarded with romantic comedies, flowers and couples celebrating. Valentine’s Day can feel overwhelming, bringing into sharp contrast feelings o [...]
Since the introduction of ‘no-fault divorce’ more people than ever are starting their divorce on the government website. It’s simple to kick off a divorce yourself but when it comes to sorting out your money and property things can quickly become baffling [...]
If you or your spouse have applied to end your ‘legal marriage’ through a no-fault divorce, you’ll be emailed to say you can apply for your conditional order 20 weeks after the application was made and the divorce issued (i.e., the ‘reflection’ period). [...]
Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement 2022 set out a raft of policies aimed at both stabilising the economy and dealing with inflation and the cost of living crisis. If you are divorcing or separating, the statement presents new challenges for you and your famil [...]