Co-founder & Host of The Divorce Podcast
Kate is one of the country’s leading experts on divorce, separation relationships and family law reform.
As co-founder of amicable, the leading online divorce services company, Kate helps couples and separated parents navigate divorce and separation amicably. She is a certified Relationship Counsellor, Resolution trained Family Consultant, having worked with many of London’s top collaborative lawyers prior to starting amicable in 2015. She co-founded amicable after going through her own highly acrimonious, costly and lengthy divorce. She is now a regular and respected commentator on divorce, separation and relationship issues.
Kate is passionate about changing the way couples divorce and campaigns for fairer divorce laws and access to justice. She is not a lawyer and firmly believes that the emotional and psychological aspects of divorce should be placed front and centre of the divorce process.
Kate is also the host of the well-respected fortnightly Divorce Podcast, in which she is joined by other experts to explore relationships, separation and co-parenting, among other issues.
Kate is a successful tech entrepreneur, director and startup mentor. She believes in the power of teams, the importance of diversity, and is passionate about empowering women in tech.
Kate was central to the BBC’s coverage of ‘no-fault’ divorce in 2022. She has appeared on You and Yours, BBC World, BBC Radio London, BBC News Channel, LBC, GB News, Sky News and ITV. She also writes articles for The Times.
As featured in
Mixed reviews for no-fault divorce a year after changes
Creative ways to live with an ex-partner
8 signs you're in a rebound relationship after divorce
Tax policies are failing to support amicable divorces
Stamp duty rules 'penalising those who divorce amicably'
Does the cost-of-living crisis make a divorce impossible?
Festive dating: ‘Our first date was at Christmas with my family – it could have been a disaster’
Mediation is good — but it’s not the only way to keep families out of court
Don’t steamroll, and go easy on the stats: how to win an argument – without making things worse
The rise of ‘soft separations’ – and why couples are avoiding divorce
The Divorce Podcast
The Divorce Podcast explores divorce, break-ups and co-parenting from different angles. Countering the often sensationalist way it is portrayed in the media and offering a pragmatic and helpful space for those who are navigating a separation.