Today I’m thrilled to be joined by a very special guest Jennifer Moore, senior associate at Rayden Solicitor where we will be discussing Safeguarding schooling in divorce and separation

1. What is the difference between maintenance and school fees?

2. What happens with school fees during a divorce or separation?

3. What are the routes to resolve a dispute?

4. Practical tips if your marriage or relationship is in difficulties and you want to safeguard your children’s school fees

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About the speaker:

Jennifer qualified as a solicitor at a central London firm and moved to Rayden Solicitors in 2015 where she is now based in their Hampstead Office. She has practiced family law exclusively and has more than 10 years' experience in all areas of disputes that can follow the breakdown of any relationship.

Jennifer has expertise in niche and specialist cases involving children. These include international leave to remove (relocation), surrogacy, intercountry adoption, step-parent adoption, international child abduction, warship/ inherent jurisdiction cases and custody disputes and disputes over schooling. Furthermore, her training has also enabled her to develop a wealth of knowledge in cases where there is Local Authority or social services involvement.

Additionally, Jennifer regularly drafts pre and post-nuptial agreements (UK based and those with an international element )and can assist in organising family wealth.

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Jessica and Lottie discuss all things Private Client Investigations, specifically about investigators; when to call them and why, with a spotlight on finding assets in divorce and disputed inheritance cases.

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Have you ever wondered:

• What corporate investigators do?

• Where they fit in the lifecycle of a dispute?

• How to approach asset recovery, and tracing of potentially hidden assets, in divorce and inheritance disputes?

We look forward to you joining us as we cover the above, and more.

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About the speaker:

Jess is the founder and director of Strela Advisory limited, a boutique investigations firm founded in 2017. Strela Advisory’s purpose is to provide goal-orientated, bespoke investigations and intelligence to resolve clients’ complex commercial and personal legal, reputational, and sometimes familial, problems.

Jess specialises in working with individuals, family offices and their advisors. As a Russian-speaker, she has particular expertise in working with CIS clients, either still in the region or with a presence in the UK/Western Europe. She also works frequently with clients from the Middle East, particularly (U)HNWI from the GCC countries. During the course of her career, she has worked in London, Moscow, Dubai, and Italy, and led projects all over the world.

Jessica has an MA Hons in Russian and Italian, and an M.Litt. in Middle East and Central Asian Security Studies (with Uzbek Language), both received from the University of St Andrews. Further to English and Russian, Jessica speaks Italian, Spanish and French. She is currently studying Arabic.

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We are delighted to be hosting the next in our ‘In Conversation’ series, this time we are diving into pre-nups: to find out if they are worth the paper they are written on, how to approach the subject with your loved ones, and more...

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About the speaker:

Caitlin is a Partner in the @family.lawyers division of Mills & Reeve, a leading UK law firm. She supports clients in dealing with the full range of issues arising out of divorce and separation. This includes arrangements for children and finances, often involving substantial assets and complex issues such as trusts, pensions and family businesses (including farms).

Caitlin is one of only a few lawyers outside London who are Fellows of the International Academy of Family Law, an organisation of lawyers across the world who specialise in family law with an international element.

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Today I’m thrilled to be joined by a very special guest Sabrina Percy, an accredited Human Potential and Executive Coach and co-founder of The Centien Clinic, a mobile health and wellness service composed of medical and scientific experts who bring a holistic, preventative, performance and precision approach to medicine.

Today, we we will be exploring health optimisation. Specifically, we will discuss how to achieve helping people to live life consciously into their full potential, and how to think about health in 2022.  

We cover:

- Applying the Biopsychosocial-spiritual model to executive coaching. The model is described as a “holistic approach that acknowledges the interaction between physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects to patient care and patient well-being.” (Beng, 2004).

- Neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett concept of “body budgeting”.

Top skills to cultivate for optimisation:

1. Interoception: the ability to sense the internal state of the body.

2. Measuring or tracking: we mentioned @myfitnesspal as a great app or writing a food journal.

3. Coaching yourself: exploring ways of reframing healthy habits so that you feel empowered to choose them rather than disempowered because you feel like you are having something you like taken away.

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About the speaker:

Sabrina Percy is an accredited Human Potential and Executive Coach. Working with individuals and organisations, Sabrina coaches people to connect to their authenticity and self-actualise. With a keen interest in psychobiology and coaching psychology, Sabrina has co-founded The Centien Clinc, a mobile health and wellness service composed of medical and scientific experts who bring a holistic, preventative, performance and precision approach to medicine.

Sabrina competed her Advanced Practitioner Diploma in Executive Coaching and received a distinction on her thesis discussing the theoretical underpinnings to her coaching model.

Sabrina is an ACC accredited coach by the International Coaching Federation, a Professional Accredited Executive Coach by the AoEC, is a member of both the Division of Coaching Psychology, and Psychobiology of the British Psychological Society and a Fellow at the Institute of Coaching at McLean hospital an affiliate of Harvard Medical School.

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Welcome to the first of our new series ‘What’s the deal?’

As a financial journalist, Victoria will bring her knowledge, wit and wisdom to a subject that is traditionally pretty dry and dense.

We want to fill the gap between all the blogs, podcasts and websites that help complete beginners start investing and super advanced specialist sources that you need a finance degree to understand.

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Why do we need to talk about what’s wrong with ETFs ?

• Because they are praised as the holy grail of investing for beginners and NO ONE EVER mentions any criticism
• ETFs are still great but not a magic money making machine 
• ETFs are not immune to stock price swings
• ETFs can be riskier than blue chips
• If ETFs own huge chunks of companies, less governance control

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I’m delighted to be joined by Kayleigh Hartigan. Kayleigh is the founder of the people-powered health platform, Fertility Mapper. Set to revolutionise the sector, Fertility Mapper connects its pool of users to each other in a bid to make fertility health more transparent.

Kayleigh plans to change people’s experience from cold and transactional to supportive and human-led.

Today we will be discussing Financing Fertility, which is a significant cost you’re you're not eligible for NHS funding in the UK. Cost transparency. 

1. Why did you set up Fertility Mapper?

2. What can make a person illegible for NHS funded fertility treatment?

3. IVF is a popular treatment - how many people have to pay out of pocket on average?

4. What is the average cost of a single IVF cycle in the UK?

5. Are prices typical across the UK or do they vary?

6. How transparent are clinics with their costs?

7. What are add-ons, are they worth investing in?

8. How can people keep an eye on treatment cost or stay within their budget - keeping track of spending?

9. What are the things to look out for when picking a fertility clinic?

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About the speaker:

Kayleigh plans to change people’s experience from cold and transactional to supportive and human-led. With 16 years of experience, Kayleigh’s career spans the UK Department of Health and the NHS, Private Equity Advisory across New York and London and technology in Europe. Alongside her work experience, she also studied a BSc in The Biology of Fertility and Embryo Development (UCL), MSc in Health Policy, Planning and Financing (LSE).

An established and successful health tech executive, Kayleigh decided to focus on women’s health to create the long needed women’s health platform Fertility Mapper.

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Have you ever wondered:

• Is it possible to share a lawyer on divorce?

• Aren’t lawyer’s fees extortionately expensive?

• How do we move through our divorce in a fair way?

• How can we have a civilised divorce?

• What are an insider’s ‘top tips’ for a good divorce?

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Join us as Lottie discusses the intricacies of divorce dynamics with Samantha Woodham, Barrister, Co-founder of The Divorce Surgery and author of “The Divorce Surgery, the art of untying the knot”.

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Founded by experienced and specialist family law barristers Samantha Woodham and Harry Gates, The Divorce Surgery is a unique service which allows couples to obtain joint, impartial legal advice at any stage of the divorce process

The Divorce Surgery has won awards for Innovation at The FT, The Lawyer, Legal Week and the Family Law Awards, and has been widely recognised as a game-changer for the divorce industry.

As a barrister Samantha specialises in complex and high-value financial disputes and in contentious private law children cases.

She is often instructed in factually complex and difficult cases in which her charm, down-to-earth professionalism and unwavering support are appreciated by clients involved in litigation over their children’s futures.

Samantha is also trained as a collaborative lawyer and believes passionately that for the right cases, out-of-court dispute resolution can bring a speedier and more dignified resolution.

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This is purely for educational purposes but please do reach out if you would like to explore or find out more about any of the topics discussed.

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Lottie is joined by the wonderful Nichole Farrow, leading divorce coach and blended-family expert, where they discuss Family Finances During Divorce.

Lottie shares her methods on how to structure, communicate and navigate finances pre, during and post-divorce and both her and Nicole share their experiences, including:

- emotional and practical responses

- splitting responsibility and sharing money

- financial expectations

- future planning and lifestyle management

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