If your relationship is breaking up and you have children, a house and shared possessions, you need to know your rights – and one of the first places to look is Divorce and Separation Today.
As parents, both sides have a responsibility to the children and should not shamelessly use them as pawns in a game to blackmail the other partner.
Splitting up has a right way and a wrong way. Divorce and Separation Today is a detailed guide to ending a relationship crammed with a wealth of information put together by family solicitor Uli Doheny-Adams.
She explains the right way to end a relationship is to act like adults and show respect to each other and your children.
The wrong way is squabbling, catcalling and badmouthing your former partner all the way to court.
If you are not an expert in the finer points of matrimonial law, which thankfully, few of us are, then Uli Doheny-Adams guides you effortlessly through a baffling legal minefield, explaining your rights in divorce and separation.
The guide explodes a few myths along the way and demonstrates:
- How the legal process of divorce and separation works
- How the principles behind care, custody and access to children
- What happens to marital property – especially the house
- Understanding the role of the courts
If you are not sure of where you stand with law or what decisions to make for the best for your and your family, this book will give no-nonsense guidance, so you can move forward while protecting the interests of all concerned.
In fact, Divorce and Separation Today packs in so much detail, it’s possible to DIY your own divorce, especially in conjunction with an online legal service such as Net Lawman where you can also obtain all the forms and letters referred to in the book, with completed examples.
Divorce and Separation Today by Uli Doheny-Adams is published in hardback by Dragoncub and costs £14.95.