You deserve clear, trustworthy guidance during relationship changes, and we're here to provide exactly that. Our comprehensive UK resource offers expert advice, practical tips, and factual information to help you make informed decisions about your future with confidence. Divorce Resource is here to help.
Partner in Prison: Should You Wait?
Dealing with a partner in prison means weighing emotional, financial and social costs against your own wellbeing and future.
Becoming Intentionally Homeless: Your Rights
Leaving your home after a relationship breakdown doesn't automatically count as intentional homelessness, the council has to prove you deliberately caused it.
Changed Your Mind About a Divorce?
You can stop your divorce at any point before the final order is granted, here's how it works.
Divorce and Your Credit Score
Your ex's missed payments can hurt your credit score even after divorce, but there are steps you can take to protect yourself.
What Happens to Debts When You Divorce?
Divorce doesn't erase debts in your name, and joint debts stay both your responsibility until legally settled.
Coercive Control and Divorce
Coercive control affects every part of your divorce, from safety planning to financial settlements and custody arrangements.
No-Fault Divorce: How the New System Works
England and Wales switched to no-fault divorce in April 2022, letting you end your marriage without blaming your spouse.
Financial Orders in Divorce: What the Court Can Do
When you split from your spouse, the court can make financial orders ranging from clean breaks to ongoing maintenance payments.
How Pensions Are Split in Divorce
Pensions often go overlooked in divorce but can be worth more than your home, here's what you need to know about splitting them fairly.
Jealousy in Your Marriage and How to Put It Right
Jealousy usually stems from fear and low self-esteem, but understanding whether it's reactive or suspicious helps you address it in your marriage.
Loneliness in Your Marriage: Reconnect with Your Spouse
When you feel alone in your marriage, it's often because you and your spouse have drifted into separate lives, here's how to reconnect.
Partner in Prison: Should You Wait?
Dealing with a partner in prison means weighing emotional, financial and social costs against your own wellbeing and future.
Becoming Intentionally Homeless: Your Rights
Leaving your home after a relationship breakdown doesn't automatically count as intentional homelessness, the council has to prove you deliberately caused it.