As the lockdown measures gradually ease we all are transitioning into a new ‘normal’ way of life. During the past 2 months or so most couples have lived in close proximity for longer than ever before. Some families have loved it but some couples have found it to be a very difficult and challenging time. Some relationships have become stronger but many have grown more distant.
For many couples wanting to preserve their relationship counselling can help them to work through their differences highlighted during the pandemic. For those who know that a separation is inevitable they should seek information from a specialist family lawyer who can take them through all that a separation will entail understanding their legal rights and how best to protect them. All too often it is the fear of the unknown that causes anxiety and sadly delay in doing so can be unhelpful.
There are many issues to consider whether to separate or divorce how the finances will be divided urgent emergency...
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