How to deal with separating from a controlling and abusive partner

In the second in the series Hannah and Rhiannon discuss the benefits of a solicitor and a divorce consultant working together when dealing with a client who is separating from a controlling and abusive partner.

Dealing with a controlling partner can be one of the most difficult steps in any relationship. Abusive relationship separation requires careful legal planning and emotional support. At Russell-Cooke, we offer advice and guidance to individuals navigating the complex process of leaving a controlling or abusive relationship. Our experienced legal team provides domestic abuse support through every stage, ensuring your safety and legal rights are protected.

In this podcast we cover:

• working with clients who have been in abusive relationships
• understanding the difficulties clients in abusive relationships can face and how best to provide support
• explaining how we can help empower them to have more control when they may feel they have lost all control
• managing feelings of being scared and frightened and resources that can help

Hannah is a partner and head of the family law team in Kingston. She advises on a broad range of family law issues including divorce, matrimonial finances, cohabitation disputes, pre and post-nuptial agreements, domestic violence orders including non-molestation and occupation orders as well as private law disputes relating to children including leave to remove children from this jurisdiction.

Rhiannon is a former family lawyer turned divorce coach who regularly works with the family law team at Russell-Cooke when they are advising clients on their divorce.