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Welcome to Stowe talks

Divorce can be so overwhelming. The paperwork and form-filling feels complicated and endless…especially when emotions are high and you cannot even think straight.

To help, we’ve created a range of free resources, including our webinar programme, podcast and video series, and our new how-to videos.

You can also find further resources at Stowe support.

Understanding and managing the depths of divorce stress Book your place

Tuesday 23rd September

5:30-6:30pm

Understanding and managing the depths of divorce stress

Divorce is one of the most stressful events you can go through. It takes a mental, emotional and often physical toll and you’ll often experience different effects at different points in your divorce or separation process.

For this Stowe talks, Ashley Le-Core will be joined by Helen Sampson, a certified transitions expert and award-winning stress-hacker, who founded ‘Uncouple’ with the mission to end the stress epidemic. Helen will be exploring stress in a way you’ve never heard before, reaching deep into the psychological and physiological effects of divorce-induced stress and how to manage it.

In the webinar, Helen will cover:

· What actually is stress?

· What does it look like within stages of the divorce journey?

· The impact of stress

· Top tips for stress-hacking divorce

For those that want to experience a physical stress-hack, Helen will be guiding us through a short but effective breathing exercise before the Q&A where she will be on hand to answer stress and transitions-related questions. Ashley will be available for any legal issues.

cohabitation and separating as an unmarried couple

Whilst this is a common family type, the laws around cohabitation are far more vague than those for married couples or civil partnerships. The ‘common law marriage’ is a myth, which means that cohabiting couples don’t have the same protections as married ones.

Separating and going through family breakdown can come with additional complications if you’re not married, particularly financially.

In this Break-up Club, our team of panellists will be answering your questions around cohabitation laws and separating as an unmarried couple. Stowe Senior Associate Ciara Pugh will be joined by Tom Nash, aka Mr Divorce Coach, and Tara Lyons, barrister at Pump Court Chambers.

In the webinar, panellists will explore:

· The myth of the common law marriage

· Laws around cohabitation

· Children and separation

· Finances and separation

If you have any questions around cohabitation and unmarried couple separation, or a particular scenario you find yourself in, please email [email protected] and we’ll try to cover it.

Previous webinars

Missed one or cannot make the date? We record our webinars, and you can catch up on previous episodes and links to our podcast and video series are below.

stowe talks podcast

Podcast

The Stowe talks podcast series will help you access expert advice from some of the best professionals around, and some legal insight.

In each episode, hosts Matthew Taylor and Liza Gatrell, family lawyers at Stowe Family Law, are joined by a special guest to explore the issues a relationship breakdown brings – from dealing with a toxic ex-partner, how to co-parent, the challenges of blended families, handling finances and more.

Guests include Sara Davison, Dr Sue Palmer-Conn, Tom Nash, Lottie Kent and Dr Supriya McKenna.

Stowe talks: How to videos

Videos

Featuring professional experts and insight from divorce lawyers, our Stowe talks video series includes feature-length videos with guests including Dr Sue Palmer-Conn, Tom Nash, Lottie Kent and Dr Supriya McKenna, covering topics such as parenting, divorcing a narcissist, financial advice, pensions and much more.

Our Stowe talks: How to videos – step-by-step guides that give practical, to-the-point information on the different legal processes you may face during your divorce.

And the Stowe talks in two series, a programme of short videos designed to offer legal, practical and emotional advice in just two minutes.

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