In Perspective: Family Matters – Prenuptial Agreements brings together James Marsden, Isobel Edmondsen and Lucy Reding for a clear, approachable discussion on why couples should consider making a Nuptial Agreement, whether Pre or Post. Drawing on real client experiences, they explain how Nuptial Agreements can provide certainty, protect assets, and reduce conflict if relationships change. The conversation tackles common misconceptions, highlights when Nuptial Agreements are most effective, and stresses the importance of honesty and early planning. Insightful and practical, the episode highlights how a well‑handled Nuptial Agreement, whilst not being very romantic can be a sensible step that can support trust, transparency and long‑term peace of mind.

Gerry Morrison and Harriet Wheeldon speak to Paula Litten, Chair of Trustees of The Warren in Hull, a pioneering charity providing vital services to young people in Hull and beyond. Paula talks about what motivated her to step up to the role of Chair of Trustees and how she approaches this. As Chair, Paula oversaw a large capital project to redevelop The Warren’s premises to provide a warm and welcoming place for the City’s young people and how the charity puts young people’s needs and perspectives at the heart of its strategy.

Welcome to In Perspective: Family Matters — a straight‑talking podcast to help you navigate separation and divorce with clarity and consideration.

Thinking about divorce or separation?

We bust common myths (no, it doesn’t have to be a dramatic courtroom battle, take years, or cost the earth) and share practical steps you can take right now.

We’ll also explore why January is often dubbed “Divorce Month”. After the holidays, many couples take stock and consider the future of their marriage or relationship. The new year creates a natural “reset” where people set resolutions, review budgets, and feel more willing to seek advice they may have put off before Christmas.

Tune in for calm, practical guidance—and a little reassurance—when you need it most.