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Behind the book: Why I wrote amicable divorce

This book is rooted in real life. It’s full of stories and lessons from the thousands of couples we’ve helped to achieve an amicable divorce.

What is a financial remedy order and do you need one for divorce?

This article looks at financial remedy orders, the difference between a consent order and a financial order, and why you need one if you’re getting divorced.

Understanding Islamic divorce in England and Wales: The essential guide

Separation is never simple. When faith and law overlap, it can feel even more complicated. If you’re going through an Islamic divorce in England and Wales, you may need to complete both a religious divorce and a civil divorce. This is the complete guide by Divorce Specialist Susie Parsons.

The complete guide to non-court dispute resolution

Discover faster, cheaper alternatives to divorce court. Learn about mediation, arbitration, collaborative law and how amicable can help you separate without conflict.

What does an amicable divorce look like in practice?

In this episode, Kate is joined by Susie Giles and Liz Harrington from Family Flow, and Anthony Syder from amicable, to explore what being truly amicable looks like when relationships end.

Non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) explained - The Divorce Podcast

In this episode, Kate Daly is joined by Stephen Wildblood, King’s Counsel and a playwright, to discuss non-court dispute resolution (NCDR).

Tips for managing your mental health during a divorce

Divorce is one of life’s most stressful events, and when mental health challenges are involved, the situation can become even more complex. Prioritising wellbeing, understanding how mental health can impact divorce, and seeking the right support can make a significant difference in how both you and your family manage the transition.

Ending a cohabitation relationship

Around 22% of couples who live together aren’t married or in a civil partnership. Many people think they automatically gain rights to their partner's property and belongings if they live together for a long time. However, in reality, if they break up or if one partner dies, couples who aren't married or in a civil partnership don’t have the same rights or protections as married couples unless they have legal arrangements like a will.

The two D's - death and divorce with Octopus Legacy

You’ve decided you want to separate from your ex-partner, and you’re going through the divorce process. Alongside divorce, there’s another ‘d’ word to consider – what do you want to happen to your assets when you die?