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The 5 tricks that will make your co-parenting life smoother Co-parenting is always awkward but never more so than during the holidays. Christmas, Easter, school holidays, mothers and fathers day can be tricky but there are some little tricks to make things easier.

There are ways to reduce the stress and expense of ending a relationship, but they require both parties to work at it. We usually try to write our own articles but a story in The New York Times was so on point for what we are trying to do at BrightSide we felt we had to share it.

Can't afford to separate or can't afford not to? The cost of living is making running a household almost impossible so why get stuck running two.

Everyone knows lawyers are expensive and no-one likes paying their bills. So here are 5 simple tricks you can use to keep those fees down and still get the same result.

You've heard the horror stories and what comes next may be freaking you out but it isn't actually that scary. It's 7 simple steps and we do some of them for you.  

Here’s 7 simple things you can do to protect your kids’ mental health. This is an article originally written by Rachael Sharman and published in The Conversation.

The head of the family court in the UK has done an interview talking about the language of the court process, keeping people out of court, the harm a big legal fight does to kids and being more collaborative. Music to our ears.

The decision has been made and you've had the talk so what happens now? And what effect will the choices you make have on your future? For most of us separation or divorce is uncharted waters. It is big change. Big change in our lives, big change in all of our relationships and the choices we make in the face of that can have big consequences for our future.