The town of Beeston is located just over three miles from the city of Nottingham and boasts many shops, restaurants, pubs, and places of interest, making it a town that is frequently becoming a destination of choice for visitors to the county. Visit the University of Nottingham Campus and discover what’s on at Lakeside Arts, which regularly hosts live music, theatrical performances and art (NG7 2RD).

Sex, being intimate and wellness

If you fancy exploring the great outdoors, be sure to take in the beautiful Highfields Park situated on the University of Nottingham campus (NG7 2RD). With its picturesque boating lake and wide-open spaces, it’s perfect for a family picnic or a stroll while you’re in the area.

Continuing the boating theme, Beeston Marina is also in close proximity and allows you to explore our many beautiful rivers and waterways (NG9 1NA). 

Things to do in Beeston:

• Erewash Valley Trail – A 30 mile long route for cyclists and walkers running along the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire borders, NG10 2FY.
• Beeston Canal – The canal enables boats to travel right through Nottingham. The Castle Wharf area has bars and nightlife and alfresco dining at the waters edge, NG9 1NG
• Beeston Sidings Nature Reserve – University Boulevard, Beeston, NG7 2QP

Find out more about divorce and dissolution

If you’re wishing that you could just sail away from your relationship right now, consider talking to one of these Beeston family law firms for guidance:

• Ellis-Fermor & Negus Solicitors – 2 Devonshire Ave, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 1BS
• Rotheras Solicitors – 103 High Rd, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2JT

Should I try mediation?

There is only one excuse for not attending mediation before hitting the courts and that is where a party has suffered domestic abuse or violence. In this case, it is understood that the last thing a victim wants to do is to try and reason with their abuser and sit in the same room or building. 

Divorce and your children

Mediation exists to try and solve the issues which arise when a couple separate. The mediator takes the form of an adjudicator and will make sure that discussions take place in a constructive manner and that each party has the opportunity to be heard. It can be used for matters concerning children and finances, so is flexible.

Mediation must not be confused with relationship coaching or counselling. When couples arrive at the Mediators office they are there because the marriage has irretrievably broken down and divorce proceedings have started. The concern of mediation is that each party gets what they feel is a “fair deal” in the separation. Read the rest of this article

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Is your loved-one drinking too much and ruining family life?

Don’t forget to think about your finances..we have found the following advisors in your area

• Samra Wealth Management – 42 Wollaton Road, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2NR
• Map Financial Solutions – 1st Floor, 30 Eldon Business Park, Eldon Road, Chilwell, Nottingham, NG9 6DZ

What is financial planning?

You may have come out of a divorce with a settlement or a house, or you may have left with nothing. Look at what you do have and make it work for you. If you have come out with something substantial it is worth speaking to a financial advisor to see how you can best nurture it. You have to consider the future and look after what you have, ensuring that you don’t lose the lot! 

It could be that you have a small pension and are young enough to move the funds into riskier but larger paying investments as time is on your side. A financial advisor will explain all the possible scenarios.

An expert will lay everything out on the table. They will look at what you earn, any assets, your age, earning potential and any pensions. They will offer professional guidance and together you will come up with a financial plan. Read the rest of this article

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