Fourteen workbooks. Three series.
Structured, interactive PDF workbooks covering separation in England and Wales — complete on screen, or print and work through by hand. Most readers start with Foundation, and most buy a bundle: six of them, matched to whether you are married or cohabiting, at the foot of this page. Digital download only at present. Prices include VAT where applicable.
Self-Guided Series
Self-Guided
Clarity — Foundation
Where most readers start, whatever their situation. Priorities, assumptions and the shape of what's ahead — set down before anything else begins. If you buy one workbook first, buy this one.
Self-Guided
Clarity — The Conversation
The conversation that starts a separation shapes everything that follows it. Structured preparation for the hardest ones — with a partner, with children, with family.
Self-Guided
Clarity — Finances
The financial picture is where unprepared people lose most. Assets, liabilities, Form E and voluntary disclosure — your position mapped before financial discussions begin.
Self-Guided
Clarity — Divorce
The no-fault divorce process from application through to Final Order — what happens, in what order, and what each stage will ask of you. England and Wales.
Self-Guided
Clarity — Children
What children need during separation, how to talk to them about what is happening, and how to keep their world steady while yours changes shape.
Self-Guided
Clarity — Parenting Arrangements
A workbook for structuring and agreeing parenting arrangements — living patterns, routines, transitions and co-parenting — in a child-focused, workable way.
Self-Guided
Clarity — Cohabitation
There is no common law marriage. Your legal position as an unmarried cohabitant — beneficial interests, the routes available, and the assumptions worth testing before you act on them.
Legal Process Series
Legal Process · Self-Representing
Legal Process — Divorce
If you are running your own divorce without a solicitor, this is the procedural guide — flowchart, key terms, stage-by-stage sequence and the common problems, in order.
Legal Process · Self-Representing
Legal Process — Financial Remedy
If you are self-representing through financial remedy proceedings, this sets out the route: consent orders, Form A, FDA, FDR, Final Hearing — and what each stage costs in time.
Legal Process · Self-Representing
Legal Process — Children
If you are self-representing in children proceedings: MIAM, C100, Cafcass, FHDRA, DRA and Final Hearing — with a two-path flowchart and the welfare checklist explained.
Legal Process · Self-Representing
Legal Process — Cohabitation
If you are separating unmarried and self-representing: TOLATA 1996, CPR Parts 7 & 8, deeds of separation and Schedule 1 CA 1989 — with the adverse costs risk explained plainly.
Which procedural series is yours depends on one fact: whether you have a solicitor. If you are self-representing, the Legal Process Series above is written for you. If you have a solicitor, the Working With Your Lawyer Series below covers the same ground from the represented client's position — so the hours you pay for land where they bill.
Working With Your Lawyer Series
Working With Your Lawyer · Represented Client
Working With Your Lawyer — Divorce & Financial Remedy
If you have a solicitor for your divorce and finances, your job is to be an effective client. Clear instructions, cost management, and purposeful engagement at every stage — in one combined workbook, because your solicitor is driving the procedure.
Working With Your Lawyer · Represented Client
Working With Your Lawyer — Children
If you have a solicitor in a children matter: keeping your child's interests central while being an effective, cost-conscious client throughout the proceedings.
Working With Your Lawyer · Represented Client
Working With Your Lawyer — Cohabitation
If you have a solicitor in a cohabitation matter: the adverse costs risk, being an effective client through TOLATA proceedings, and knowing when and how to settle.
The Bundles
Six bundles, on two tracks — because you are either married and divorcing, or you are cohabiting, and never both. Pick your track, then your tier: Essentials, Complete (adds the children workbooks), or Full (adds the Legal Process workbooks for self-representing readers). Full-suite buyers also receive any new workbook added to their track, free, for twelve months from purchase.
The Cohabiting Track
Essentials → Complete → Full
Cohabiting Track · Essentials
Cohabitation Core Bundle
Cohabitation · Foundation · The Conversation. Three workbooks: where to start if you are separating unmarried — your legal position, your priorities, and the conversation itself.
Cohabiting Track · Complete
Cohabitation Complete Suite
The Cohabitation Core Bundle + Children · Parenting Arrangements. Five workbooks — for cohabiting parents, who face every question above plus the ones that matter most.
Cohabiting Track · Full
Cohabitation Full Suite
The Complete Suite + Legal Process: Cohabitation · Children. Seven workbooks — for cohabiting readers running their own matter. New cohabiting-track workbooks free for twelve months.
The Married · Divorcing Track
Essentials → Complete → Full
Married Track · Essentials
Divorce Core Suite
Divorce · Finances · Foundation · The Conversation. Four workbooks: where to start if you are married and separating — the process, the money, the priorities, the conversation.
Married Track · Complete
Divorce Complete Suite
The Divorce Core Suite + Children · Parenting Arrangements. Six workbooks — for divorcing parents. The full self-guided preparation for a separation involving children.
Married Track · Full
Divorce Full Suite
The Complete Suite + Legal Process: Divorce · Financial Remedy · Children. Nine workbooks — for divorcing readers running their own matter. New married-track workbooks free for twelve months.
All prices are for digital PDF download and include VAT where applicable. Bundle prices are fixed — individual workbooks within a bundle cannot be separately exchanged. The two Full suites include any new workbook added to that track within twelve months of purchase. Workbooks are digital download only at present. The Working With Your Lawyer Series is sold individually, not in bundles — if you have a solicitor, you buy only what your matter needs.