"The Perennial Pantomime of Divorce D Day" A reprise.
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Rebuilding financial wellness post-divorce. 🧡
For many couples, Christmas can be a tipping point. Money pressures often peak, emotions run high, and for some relationships it becomes too much.
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Feeling trapped by money? You’re not alone.
Divorce Day can bring that fear to the surface, but understanding your debts, responsibilities and available support can help you feel more in control. 🧡
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"Diving into the Emotions and Realities of 'Divorce Day' - An Honest Reflection on Love, Loss, and Moving Forward #DivorceDay #EmotionalJourney"
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Please, just make it stop. #divorceday
Source Citation: Divorce Court 1910; Contributor: Chronicle/Alamy Stock Photo. Alternative Text: The image is a black and white sketch of the inside of the Divorce Court from 1910, which is a large room. The central focus of the image is a woman dressed in a hat and dress who is stood at the witness box/stand, and she is being questioned by a legal professional who is dressed in a long black gown and a wig. He is stood up on the right of the image and is surrounded by other men who are sat down and dressed in similar clothing. On the left-hand side of the image is a man sat high up behind a desk who is the judge. He is also dressed in a black gown and wig, and he is reading some papers in front of him. In front of him is a larger desk with five men in suits sat writing or reading and there are books and papers piled up on the desk. At the back of the image behind the woman at the witness box/stand are another 12 men who are sat in what appears to be a public gallery.
As today (the first Monday of the year) is known as #DivorceDay our latest blog looks at a case from the Victorian Divorce Court that began in early January 1898 tinyurl.com/hcvb49n8 #Divorce #Separation #LegalHistory #History #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #TheNationalArchivesUK #Ancestry
#divorceday Deprive some lawyers of income & come to @TaviRelations to see what you both want from 2020 & beyond? Maybe you will want to separate or work on staying together; whatever the decision we can help you think about your relationship & how it can change. #waitingforyou
Don't #divorceday today, come to a ParentsasPartners group & work out how to co-parent together well, then decide www.tccr.org.uk/2013-03-07-20-20-54/pare...
#divorceday January the cruellest month for #relationship breakdown talk to a skilled couple counsellor or therapist http://www.tccr.org.uk