When you have spent years caring for a partner, child, or parent, separating is never a single decision. It is a tangle of daily medication, appointments, benefits, housing, school runs, and the quiet question of who will do the things no one else notices. This book is written for the person who holds that role and now faces the end of a relationship. It shows you how to separate a household without dismantling the care that keeps someone safe, how to talk to solicitors and support services, and how to plan for your own exhaustion. You will find practical guides to care assessments, money, housing and handovers, honest advice about guilt and grief, and ways to involve the person you care for in decisions that belong to them. When mediation is unsafe, this book tells you where to turn instead. No legal advice, no judgement, just a clear path through a uniquely complicated break-up. Part of The Separation Library.
About the author
Barnabus Bidewell Hollingsworth writes for The Separation Library.
