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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.

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Q&A women and divorce Book your place

Tuesday 14th April 2026

Q&A Event Women and divorce: what are the challenges for women during separation

Emily Beven, Ceri Griffiths and Kate Nestor return for a specific Q&A based event around women and divorce

The emotional, practical and financial journeys of divorce can look different for women. Our women panellists understand, advise and nurture women through all stages of the process so they are supported holistically.

In this mop-up Q&A session, expert family lawyer Emily Beven welcomes back divorce coach Kate Nestor and leading financial planner Ceri Griffiths for a tailored event focusing on the questions you need answering.

If you would like to pre-submit a question, please email:

[email protected]

We will try to get to as many pre-submitted and live questions as possible in the time we have.

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q&a event tech abuse in relationships and divorce Book your place

Tuesday 28th April 2026

Q&A Event: Technology-facilitated abuse in relationships and divorce 

Emma Pickering, Head of Tech and Economic Abuse at Refuge joins family lawyer Ashley Le-Core to answer questions around domestic abuse

Technology-facilitated abuse, more commonly referred to as tech abuse (or digital abuse), is the use of technology to enable coercively controlling behaviour by a perpetrator on their victim. This form of domestic abuse is often very subtle, but impacts almost every area of your life.

In this webinar hosted by Stowe Family Law Partner Ashley Le-Core, Emma Pickering, Head of Technology-Facilitated Abuse at Refuge will answer your questions on spotting the signs, separating or divorcing an abusive partner, and where you can get support. Ashley will be on hand for any legal questions.

Emma can answer questions about:

  • Technology-facilitated abuse
  • Economic abuse
  • Domestic abuse
  • Refuge and the support they offer

Ashley can answer questions about:

  • How family lawyers can support victims
  • Legal orders than can be put in place
  • Legal realities for victims leaving abusers

As time is limited, please do send questions for Emma and for Ashley in advance to ensure your question is answered to:

[email protected]

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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.

Life, love and the law podcast

Podcast

After almost 70 episodes of the Stowe talks podcast, we’ve rebranded and have hit the ground running with a fresh direction.

Life, love and the law, the podcast, will help you access expert advice from some of the best professionals around, and some legal insight. But we’re going deeper – we’re asking the hard questions, getting into the nitty-gritty of real divorce and breakup experiences with our guests.

Host Liza Gatrell, family lawyer at Stowe Family Law, will be joined by special guests to explore the issues a relationship breakdown brings, and help you to feel less alone, whatever journey you’re on.

Listen to Life, love and the law wherever you get your podcasts.

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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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