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Divorce Archive - Page 35

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The financial consequences of not negotiating

In 2014, news broke that Nick Robertson, founder of fashion site ASOS, was leaving his wife and starting divorce proceedings. At the time, it was reported that Mr Robertson had left the former matrimonial home to set up a new home with his former PA. In 2000, Mr Robertson used £2.3 million (mostly loaned to him) to set up ASOS, an online fashion... READ MORE

Marriage, divorce and millennials: teen pregnancy

Teen pregnancy. It’s never a phrase that’s spoken with any level of pride and rarely without notes of pity or derision. With young parents – especially mums – being looked down upon by society as a whole, those who fall into the centre of this Venn diagram are particularly poorly received. One high-profile example of this... READ MORE

Eddie The Eagle announces divorce

Michael Edwards, better known as “Eddie the Eagle” has announced his divorce. The former Olympic ski jumper was married to Samantha Morton for 13 years. The couple wed in Las Vegas in 2003 and went on to have two daughters, now aged eight and eleven. Edwards told The Sun: “The divorce has only been finalised two... READ MORE

Electronic filing for finance proceedings to pilot

The Central Family Court (CFC) in London and its Financial Remedy Unit (FRU) are finalising a pilot scheme for electronically filing documents for all finance proceedings. Chancellor George Osborne announced in his Autumn 2015 statement that radical court reforms were being planned. He stated that 'underused courts will be closed',... READ MORE

Let them eat cake? Inside the world of divorce celebrations

Divorce parties have been en vogue for a few years now. Parting couples are increasingly rejecting the notion that divorce represents failure - choosing instead to honour the end of their marriage as the beginning of something new. Cynics may argue that such celebrations suggest bitterness or narcissism on the part of the host(s) but, for many,... READ MORE

Superdry founder sells £48 million worth of shares to fund his divorce

Julian Dunkerton, a founder of the Superdry clothing chain, has sold £48 million worth of shares to finance his divorce. He is worth an estimated £263 million. The sale represents four million shares of SuperGroup, or five per cent of the company. Dunkerton remains the largest shareholder, holding just over a quarter of the... READ MORE

Mythbusting the ‘quickie’ divorce

When a celebrity couple breaks up and goes to the courts, the press are quick to report that they have had a ‘quickie’ divorce. What the media seem to be referring to is the length of time it takes for the judge to read the pronouncement of the decree nisi, forgetting that couples are not properly divorced until decree absolute.... READ MORE

Can our chemistry predict divorce?

A new study shows that a low oxytocin levels during and after pregnancy have a strong correlation with women’s likelihood of getting divorced. Oxytocin, which is often dubbed the “love hormone” or the “cuddle hormone,” is released during physical contact with a loved one. Hugging, kissing and breastfeeding all cause surges in the... READ MORE

Can oxytocin levels predict divorce?

A new study shows that low oxytocin levels during and after pregnancy have a strong correlation with women’s likelihood of getting divorced. Oxytocin, which is often dubbed the 'love hormone' or the 'cuddle hormone', is released during physical contact with a loved one. Hugging, kissing and breastfeeding all cause surges in the hormone, which... READ MORE

Should we ditch teaching Science and Maths for discussions on divorce?

Singer Lily Allen is perhaps not best known for her views on education. But instead of hitting the press for a new album release, Ms. Allen’s phone-in to LBC radio to challenge education minister Nick Gibb propelled her, and her views, into the spotlight for a highly pertinent and topical reason. Calling for an ‘introduction... READ MORE
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