Resources
Welcome to our family law resources. Here, you'll find valuable information to help navigate challenges around divorce, separation, and supporting families & children.
Safety and domestic abuse
Confidential helplines and specialist support, including for economic abuse.
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National Domestic Abuse Helpline
24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline.
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Refuge
Supports women, children & men experiencing domestic violence with a range of services.
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Women’s Aid
For female victims of domestic abuse.
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Men’s Advice Line
For male victims of domestic abuse and those supporting them.
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Respect
An anonymous and confidential helpline for men and women who are harming their partners and families. The helpline also takes calls from (ex)partners, friends and relatives who are concerned about perpetrators.
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Guide to Economic Abuse
Economic abuse is a form of Domestic Abuse. This guide provides information on how to spot it and where you might go for help.
Legal and practical information
Free, impartial guidance on the law, the process and the money.
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Advicenow
Provides comprehensive guidance on divorce, separation, child custody, and financial settlements.
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Citizens Advice
Offers free, impartial advice on a wide range of topics, including divorce and separation.
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GOV.UK
Provides official information on divorce, separation, and legal procedures.
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MoneyHelper
Offers practical advice on managing finances during and after a separation or divorce.
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Divorce and Separation Centre
Provides support and guidance throughout the divorce and separation process.
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Rights of Women
Free and confidential legal advice to women.
Mediation and agreeing things out of court
Practitioners and organisations who help couples settle without a hearing.
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Resolution
An organisation of family lawyers committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes.
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Family Mediators Association
An organisation of family mediators who offer comprehensive family and hybrid mediation covering all issues.
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Holistic Family Mediation & Coaching
Sushma Kotecha, Accredited Family Mediator, Certified Holistic Divorce Life Coach & Mind-Body Practitioner, offers a free mini course to support emotional healing and personal growth during and after divorce.
Children, young people and parenting
Help for children themselves, and for parents working out how to co-parent.
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Childline
Helps and supports children and young people.
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NSPCC
Provides advice and support for anyone with concerns about a child.
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Gingerbread
An organisation providing advice and practical support for single parents.
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OnlyDads
A national online support service for parents who are going through or have been through a separation or divorce.
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OnlyMums
A national online support service for parents who are going through or have been through a separation or divorce.
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The Parent Practice
Provides a wide range of support for parents including classes and workshops.
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The Parent Practice - Parenting After Parting
A course designed to help parents understand and manage the emotional impact of divorce on children, and to support them in developing a structured, cooperative co-parenting plan.
Emotional support and counselling
Therapy, coaching and local services for the part that is not paperwork.
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Relate
An organisation offering advice, relationship counselling and therapy.
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The Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationship
A centre of excellence for relationship therapy, providing specialised and affordable services for couples and parents.
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Hub of Hope
A website that lists the support available to you in your local area.
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Paul Huntingford Therapy
Group therapy for those who are separating or who have separated.
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Sarah Woodward Divorce Coaching
Support before, during and after divorce with clear, step-by-step strategies, including the free guide "Make Divorce the Best Thing That’s Ever Happened to You".
Specific needs and communities
Services built around a particular community or access need.
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Galop
For members of the LGBT+ community.
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SignHealth
A domestic abuse service support for deaf people in British Sign Language.
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National Autistic Society
Support and advice to help those living with autism.
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