Kate Daly on The Therapy Crouch: prenups, no-fault divorce and getting divorced without a solicitor

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Our co-founder Kate Daly sat down with Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch on The Therapy Crouch podcast, for a refreshingly honest chat about relationships, from moving in together right through to divorce. Amid a fair bit of banter (and a relationship 'divorce test' quiz for Abbey and Pete themselves), Kate shared some genuinely useful advice.

Key themes from the episode:

  • Prenups and postnups – why Kate compares them to insurance: you hope you'll never need it, but it's a lot easier to agree while you're still on good terms
  • Do you need a solicitor to get divorced? – Kate's case for a kinder, less adversarial way to split up, and why amicable works with couples together rather than pitting them against each other
  • No-fault divorce – a quick look at what changed and why it's made things simpler
  • Common law myths – why living together doesn't give you the same rights as marriage, and why that catches a lot of people out
  • Co-parenting – why you don't have to like your ex, just work as a team, for the kids' sake

Watch or listen to the full episode here

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