Clearing your home after an abusive relationship isn’t just emotional recovery — it’s a legal and practical step when you’re selling up and moving on. Once the relationship ends, your ex-partner’s belongings don’t get to hold your home hostage, block a sale, or keep you living in someone else’s chaos. Legally, you are entitled to:… Read More Clearing your home
On my recent trip back to the UK, I had the absolute joy of looking after my granddaughter while my daughter was in hospital. As a surprise, my granddaughter and I decided to roll up our sleeves and give the bathroom a little makeover—just a splash of paint, a few new touches, and a whole… Read More 🎨 Paint, Laughter, and the Sweet Sound of Freedom 🪣✨
Communicate Clearly and Directly: Let them know what happened, how it has affected you, and why this behavior is unacceptable. For example:
“I returned home to find the house in an unacceptable condition, with beer cans, damaged furniture, stains, and other messes left behind. This behavior shows a complete lack of respect for the home and for me.”
Stay calm but firm. Focus on the facts and how their children’s actions impacted you.… Read More Breach of respect and boundaries
