Divorce and separation is harder on men than women in the months immediately after a split. Women tend to find it easier to cope, possibly because they are more comfortable opening up to their friends and family and often have larger social circles.

It’s not unusual for men to bottle up their loss and regret, which has a detrimental impact on their physical and mental health. They can find it hard to move on with their lives and some turn to self-destructive behaviour patterns.

Paul Huntingford is an Integrative Therapist on relationship issues and understands the emotional turmoil that can often affect men following a painful divorce.

He has set up an online Men’s Group to address the issues and give men a place to share their feelings.

Paul Huntingford Therapy

www.paulhuntingfordtherapy.com

email: paul@paulhuntingford.com

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Divorce and separation can be costly. Working out how to split your money, property and possessions is one of the hardest parts of ending a marriage and the sad fact is that your finances are likely to take a knock, at least for a while.

Women tend to bear the brunt, becoming significantly poorer after divorce. Figures show that their household income will fall by twice as much as men, which is all the more reason to seek financial advice and make a solid plan for the future.

Naomi Haynes is a Financial Planner with 20 years’ experience, who helps people navigate the daunting challenges of divorce and separation. One of her goals is to give women more confidence in managing their money, so that they can have control of their financial future.

Naomi Haynes Financial Planning

Associate Partner Practice of St James’s Place Wealth Management

www.naomihaynes.co.uk

email: naomi.haynes@sjpp.co.uk

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Where do the global ultra-wealthy go to settle their divorces? They beat a path to the door of Ayesha Vardag, one of the UK’s most high-profile divorce lawyers. Her success in winning multi-million pound settlements for her elite clientele has given her an international reputation.

Twice married, once divorced, with three children, two step children, and many mouths to feed at her London-based firm Vardags, Ayesha runs a tight ship professionally and personally. She exudes an elegant unflappability and a supreme legal intellect.

The so-called ‘Diva of Divorce’ has risen to become a star of her profession, bringing about ground-breaking changes to the law on Prenups in the process. Here, Ayesha explains what motivates her and how she has succeeded in reaching the top of her game.

Ayesha Vardag is Founder and President of Vardags Solicitors

www.vardags.com

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