One thing I see time and time again is people making decisions in the first few weeks after separation that they later regret. A few examples: - Moving out of the family home because they think they "have to." - Assuming assets are split 50/50 in every case. - Thinking pensions aren't relevant because they're "in one person's name." - Believing arrangements for children automatically depend on who earned more or who owns the house. Every family is different, and English & Welsh family law looks at fairness based on the individual circumstances—not a one-size-fits-all formula. One piece of advice I'd give anyone at the start of a separation is this: don't rely solely on what friends, family, or social media tell you. Well-meaning advice is often based on someone else's circumstances, and the law may lead to a very different outcome. I'm interested to hear—what's the biggest myth about divorce or separation that you've come across? I'll do my best to answer any general questions if it's helpful.