Collaborative family lawyer Naim Qureshi

August 4, 2011 by  


Going through a divorce using lawyers does not have to involve court battles – not if you use Collaborative Family Lawyers.

Come and meet Naim Qureshi from the independent law firm Gordon Dadds, who pride themselves on building long term relationships with their clients, many of whom stay with the firm for years and benefit from their extensive range of services.  Clients range from individuals and wealthy families to companies and charities.

Testimonials:

“Championing a vulnerable client when emotions are running high is a skill in itself and Naim excels in human politics as well as in the law.”  

Penny Dash Director 
Deeper Media

“Naim is an excellent professional that really knows all aspects of the legal process. He is an amazingly gifted individual that is able to consistently bring out the best results in all his endeavours that I have been lucky to be a part of.”
Farjad Ahmed – former client

www.gordondadds.com

 

Talk to Naim and take the opportunity to get some initial information on the options available and the best way forward.  A friendly, non-threatening environment where you can ask questions and leave better informed on how the Collaborative Process can keep you out of court.


 

Divorce Mediator Samantha Jago

August 4, 2011 by  


Samantha has a wide range of experience in all family matters to include prenuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, divorce, disputes over jurisdiction, cohabitation disputes, civil partnerships, children matters, injunctions and resolving financial matters arising from the breakdown of a relationship. Samantha also carries out advocacy on behalf of clients.

Samantha is an accredited family law specialist with both the Law Society and Resolution, and she is also a qualified family law mediator with rhw solicitors.

As well as being a member of Resolution, Samantha also regularly advises for the Surrey Law Centre at Guildford CAB. She is past Vice President of Surrey Law Society and advisor for the National Centre for Domestic Violence. An involved member of the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) she writes regularly for their newsletter and also for the Surrey Lawyer.

 

 

Marina Pearson Soul Conneczions

August 4, 2011 by  


How To Overcome The Heartache of Divorce in 7 easy steps

Divorce and separation can be a hard thing to do. Especially if you were not the one to initiate it. I have had my fair share of break ups and been through a painful divorce and know how challenging these times can be. You feel that there is no way out and somehow you wish that things could be different.

What has got me through these times is my change of perception of the situation. The minute we see the situation differently – in other words we can see how it benefits us the anger and resentment dissolves.

Working with my clients I see this every time. I see that they come with anger or hurt but by the end they are able to see the blessing and the gifts of the situation and how the person they once saw as their enemy they now see as their friend and supporter.

The truth is we usually don’t see how situations that we label bad can help us in that moment or even in the long run. How many times have you confronted a situation that in the moment it was happening you thought it was the worst thing that you could go through? Maybe years later you now realize that without that experience it would not make you the person you are today?

Well the same is true of what you may experiencing, right now. To assist you with this I have put together a 39 page ebook entitled “7 Secrets To Overcome Heartbreak

They are easy steps to follow and the same ones that I have used myself to overcome the heartbreak that I have recently gone through. Pain is inevitable but suffering is a choice and it is for this reason that I felt it was important to allow you to choose. To choose to let go and create the life and relationships you truly desire.

 

“Attending your workshop really assisted in me accepting my man as he is, the relationship for what it is and was able to express gratitude to him for being in my life. The result is a much more connected bond between us. So thank you for sharing your tools and knowledge.” Dipal

 

Click here if you wish to download  “7 Secrets To Overcome Heartbreak

I took on board each secret and now know that I don’t have to wait years to overcome the grief. You can overcome it in weeks.

 

 

Survivor Coach: Annie Winfield

July 27, 2011 by  

Annie Winfield: Survivor Coach

Following a life changing event, sometimes we need help sorting our thoughts or direction.  I will enable you to identify what you really want personally or professionally and then support and guide you while you achieve your goals.  I will keep you focused and on track, and help you overcome any challenges or obstacles in your way.

 

Testimonials:

“I hired Annie for a number of different areas in my life, predominantly around my coaching business.
I have to say her approach and attentiveness to what I wanted was very apparent and she was able to challenge my thinking that I thought at the time knew what lay ahead.  Her questions opened up my perception of what kind of future I wanted which enabled me to start looking at other ways of building up the business I desired.
Good news is that I have set up my limited company and have a fully functional website and I am active with social media developing a larger following by the day.  Her coaching has spurred me on to move into other areas so I can offer more services to my customers.
Using Annie was definitely an essential move and what I have created would have taken so more time with a whole lot more stress.  Very pleased. “ SA

“The process of determining an achievable goal within a given timescale has greatly helped to breakdown what seemed like mountains to manageable molehills.  I was surprised at the great sense of achievement I felt by identifying and attaining goals within a short timescale.  Some practical, some personal.
It was also very beneficial to be “challenged” and pushed beyond my comfort zone to identify and tackle my own personal needs, work on them and be accountable for my progress.  And, of course, to have someone “on my side” ready with congratulations on those successes and help to determine why a goal may not have been as successfully achieved as intended.” HT

 


Divorce Coach Rhiannon Ford Surrey SOS

July 25, 2011 by  

 

Rhiannon Ford Divorce Coaching: practical & emotional support through divorce and separation.

Rhianon Ford Divorce Coaching provides step by step support for people going through divorce or separation.  A qualified solicitor, Rhiannon has valuable insight into the legal process, providing her with a clear understanding of the emotional difficulties facing her clients.  She can also help on a practical level, translating legal jargon, completing legal forms and giving guidance to prepare for court and mediation.

Client Testimonials
“After finding myself at an unexpected crossroads in my marriage, I felt in need of some legal guidance, however, at this point I was not ready to consult with a fully practising lawyer.  I was then fortunate enough to be put in touch with Rhiannon through a close friend.

Rhiannon has provided me with invaluable, empathetic advice.  She has carefully explained where I stand legally which has enabled me to take stock, examine my options and has helped me to consider the best way to navigate through my situation.  After meeting with Rhiannon feel more empowered and confident, which in turn will help with making all the important decisions I now have to make going forward.” A from Surrey

 

“I was put in touch with Rhiannon recently following unhappy revelations in my marriage. I met with Rhiannon and she explained all the legal jargon in a way that was clear and easy to follow. I felt at ease despite my personal unhappiness and Rhiannon was sensitive yet thorough. I have had follow up phone calls that have again been useful in saving me time and money with a solicitor. Rhiannon is easy to talk to and extremely informative and I will continue to call upon her if I proceed with a divorce at a later date”. S From Kent

“At a time of such confusion, stress and uncertainty It was an absolute relief to receive such sound guidance and support from Rhiannon which not only made sense of the legal processes but offered a great source of comfort and clarity. I couldn’t recommend this service more strongly” L From London

http://www.rhiannonford.co.uk/

 


Francine Kaye: Divorce with Dignity

June 7, 2011 by  

Do You Want To Avoid A Destructive Divorce But Don’t Know How To Begin?
Do You Want to Avoid Spending Thousands of Your Hard Earned Income on Legal Battles?
Do You Want to Keep Your Kids Physically Well and Emotionally Healthy During Your Divorce?
Do You Sincerely Want to Divorce with Dignity?

If you answered ‘Yes’ to any of the above then Francine Kaye’s new programme ‘Divorce With Dignity’ is for you.

Ask anyone who has experienced an acrimonious and destructive divorce (who never thought they would!).  Here’s what they will tell you:

It Can Cost Thousands and Thousands of Pounds Eating into your Hard Earned Income.
It Can and often Does Destroy a Future Relationship with the Parent of Your Children
It Can and Will Emotionally Drain you. You’ll Lose Your Focus, it’s Hard to Function and it Will Impact Your Health.
Your Kids Can Suffer Emotionally and Become Unwell
You Can Even Become Embroiled in Miserable Court Battles to See Your Own Kids.

If you truly want to eliminate the pain and trauma of a bitter and angry divorce then the ‘Divorce with Dignity’ programme is for you. ‘Divorce With Dignity’ reveals a step by step, easy way for you to avoid the Hidden Dangers of a Destructive Divorce.

Francine Kaye is the UK’s Leading Relationship Expert and appears on The Wright Stuff, The Trisha Show, GMTV, BBC, Lorraine Kelly, Vanessa Feltz, CNN and features in the national press and on radio.  She has helped hundreds of men and women overcome the pain, trauma and havoc caused by divorce.

Her new programme, Divorce With Dignity addresses the top areas that concern Everyone who gets divorced. The Divorce With Dignity approach completely supports you to:
Cope With the Pain of Separation
Avoid Reactive Battles and Bitterness
Handle the Finances Effectively
Prepare for Mediation or Lawyers
Create Powerful Boundaries That Support You
Manage the Kids
Stay Focused on Your Work
Maintain Your Emotional and Physical Health
Communicate Clearly with Your Ex
Keep Your Dignity in tact
Understand Why This Happened to You
Get Your Identity Back
Get Ready To Move Forward With Your Life

You really are just one step away from Divorcing with Dignity.

Sign up for Francine’s FREE 7 DAY FIRST AID TOOLKIT here…….

or call Francine direct on: 0208 416 0121