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Miller said recently: “The Government wants to encourage and support par- ents to make their own family-based arrangements whenever possible because they are better for families.” She is right. And I believe that educat- ing parents and giving them access to free or affordable resources - like par- ent coaching, communication training, debt solutions - will empower parents to be able to make their own arrange- ments. But how can we resolve the fundamental problem of sharing the costs associated with parenting when breakup decreases the money available? Two homes are always more expensive to run on the same income as one. Initiatives like Divorce in a Box are
focused on a holistic approach to supporting parents through family breakup and collaborative parenting, and the London version of the Boxes currently contain 27experts and ser- vices - but no divorce lawyers. This in itself illustrates how many choices are available to separating couples which will empower and inspire them, before they need to sit down with a lawyer or mediator to deal with the nitty gritty of divorce. Debt solutions, money coaching, stopping the ex from pushing your buttons, communication skills - as well as parenting experts, life drawing party planners and a Hatton Garden jewel-
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