Divorce Compass
Find your footing before you decide what comes next
You don’t need pressure to stay. You don’t need pressure to leave. You need room to think clearly.
Introductory session
One introductory hour with John, £97
A private one to one session to work through the issue that matters most now.
- 60 minutes by Zoom
- One introductory session per person
- Coaching, not legal or financial advice
Or take the free diagnostic first
The diagnostic is free and gives you Your Next Seven Days, a practical plan for what to deal with now, what can wait, and what to do next.
Some people want to make it work. Others want to end it calmly and fairly. Both are welcome here.
Divorce Compass is private coaching for UK adults who are unsure in their relationship, thinking about separation, or rebuilding after divorce. John Junk, LL.M, has almost 30 years in the family and divorce courts of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Wherever you are right now
You can start from where you are
If you’re unsure.You may be wondering whether things could change, whether you have reached your limit, or whether fear is making the decisions for you.
If you’re thinking about separation.You may know something needs attention, but still feel unable to face what comes next.
If you’re already divorced.The formal process may be behind you, but daily life may still feel unsettled as routines, confidence and family life take a new shape.
How it works
Your feelings matter. Facts give you something firmer to work from.
- Take the free diagnostic. Answer a short set of questions about where you are now.
- Read your free plan. Your Next Seven Days is a practical plan for what to deal with now, what can wait, and what to do next.
- If you want help with one issue from your plan, book an introductory one hour session with John for £97.
Who is behind Divorce Compass
John Junk, LL.M
John Junk, LL.M, has almost 30 years in the family and divorce courts of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Divorce Compass won’t push you towards divorce or pressure you to remain with your partner. It gives you space to understand your own situation.
It is coaching, not therapy, legal advice or financial advice.
If you’re in danger, call 999. National Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 247. Samaritans 116 123.