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The Divorce Process 7. Financial Applications 8. Insolvency 9. Housing and Property 10. Benefits for Divorced and Separated People 11. Maintenance of Children 12. Pensions and Insurance 13. Foreign Element 14. Mediation 15. The Mechanics 16. Death and Taxes 17. Enforcement of Court Orders Appendix 2 Appendix 3 Appendix 4 Appendix 5 Appendix 6 330 $aThe Handbook of Separation and Divorce is principally concerned with the financial consequences of a marriage breakdown. It suggests what should be done when a marriage is in difficulty, and ensures that advice is obtained from a specialist solicitor. 330 $bThere are few people whose lives are unaffected by marriage breakdown. Yet how many are well informed about the divorce process and/or appreciate the wide powers the court has to redistribute property and income after divorce? Those who act without the benefit of specialist legal advice can risk impoverishing themselves and their families by accepting less than the court may award them or offering more than the court would order them to give. The Handbook of Separation and Divorce is principally concerned with the financial consequences of marriage breakdown in England and Wales. It suggests what should be done when a marriage is in difficulty and ensures that advice is obtained from a solicitor who is a specialist. It recognises that everyone who separates or divorces will be the poorer and recommends that where appropriate those who can face mediation should undertake it while at the same time ensuring they can get independent legal advice. The Handbook of Separation and Divorce will be essential reading for social workers and health professionals as well as the general reader and those going through, or considering, divorce or separation. There are few people whose lives are unaffected by marriage breakdown. Yet how many are well informed about the divorce process and/or appreciate the wide powers the court has to redistribute property and income after divorce? Those who act without the benefit of specialist legal advice can risk impoverishing themselves and their families by accepting less than the court may award them or offering more than the court would order them to give. The Handbook of Separation and Divorce is principally concerned with the financial consequences of marriage breakdown in England and Wales. It suggests what should be done when a marriage is in difficulty and ensures that advice is obtained from a solicitor who is a specialist. It recognises that everyone who separates or divorces will be the poorer and recommends that where appropriate those who can face mediation should undertake it while at the same time ensuring they can get independent legal advice. 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