If you are coming out of a relationship and looking to buy a new property having left your former home the temptation is often to rush into buying something immediately which may not be suitable. Take your time and get it right. Find a property to rent or friends to stay with whilst you are looking.
If you are in the process of a divorce or separation and are still resident in your house do not let your former partner try and force you to sell without seeking legal advice first. Assets are usually dealt with as part of Ancillary Relief and you may not need to sell your home at all, particularly if you have dependent children living with you.
If you have just come out of a relationship consider your options carefully. It may be an idea to rent a room in a house with a family or as part of a house share until you can find something more permanent. This will give you time to sort out your legal situation and finances as well as helping you overcome initial feelings of isolation.
If you are suddenly having to manage a home as a single homeowner the idea of home maintenance, DIY and cleaning can be daunting, espcially if ytou have relied on someone other in the past.
Avoiding the use of chemicals is ideal for people with allergies, small children or who wish to protect the environment, so our checklist is based on green cleaning:
