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SEPARATION SUPPORT · ENGLAND & WALES
One Clear StepLife is changing.
You don’t have to face it alone.
Practical support, a private space to find your bearings, and a community that understands separation and divorce.
Free community · Adults 18+ · At your own pace
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- Moderated member discussions
- Personal notes stay separate
- Support, not judgement
START WHERE YOU ARE
A little clarity. A little connection.
You do not need to have everything worked out. Choose what would help today.
FREE · MEMBERS ONLY
Find people who understand
Share experiences with others navigating separation or divorce. Join with a nickname; discussions are reviewed before appearing.
Join our communityAPP · EARLY ACCESS
Bring some order to the day
A personal space for small steps, grounding exercises, dated notes and appointment checklists. Separate from community discussions.
Explore the private appOUR MEMBERS’ COMMUNITY
Let’s build a place where people feel less alone.
Some days, it helps to hear “I understand”. Join others navigating separation or divorce to share small wins, ask about everyday challenges and offer encouragement.
This is a growing community, not a place to take sides. You are welcome to listen before you share.
Become a community memberCreate an account, choose a nickname and agree to our boundaries.
Small stepsEmotional supportPractical mattersParenting
Messages are reviewed before publication. Members can report concerns. No private messaging; not monitored continuously.
YOUR PERSONAL SPACE · APP EARLY ACCESS
Less scattered.
More prepared.
Our private app brings your next steps, journal, dated notes and preparation checklists into one place. It is your own space, not a shared conversation with a former partner.
- Today
- Choose a manageable next step. Keep this week and later in view without doing everything at once.
- Pause
- Take a moment with grounding exercises and a private journal before the next decision.
- Organise
- Keep dated notes together by topic so you can return to what matters.
- Prepare
- Work through checklists for conversations with a solicitor, mediator or financial adviser.
No launch date has been confirmed. Community membership is separate from paid app access.
One Clear Step
MBTake a breath. Let’s work out what needs your attention first.
Your clear step today
Write down the one question you need answered before making a decision.
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Start my clear step
2 things can wait until later
Day 3 of your first week
- TodayWrite your one question
- This weekGather two payslips
- LaterRead about mediation
TodayPauseOrganisePrepareAccount
FOUR SPACES. ONE CLEARER DAY.
Meet your personal space.
Practical tools for the things you can do — and breathing room for the things that can wait.
One thing at a time is enough.
Give today a little direction. Add a next step, mark it done or leave it for later — without a streak to keep up.
Start your own clear stepOne Clear StepToday
YOUR NEXT STEP
Write down three questions for my appointment
A little preparation. A little less on your mind.
- This week · Gather income and outgoings
- Later · Read about mediation
Your personal space. Separate from the community.
PEOPLE FIRST
Built around lived experience.
Founded by Moria Bennett, Founder and CEO, One Clear Step starts with a simple belief: people deserve clarity and compassion during a difficult transition.
Read Moria’s storyHelp us shape better support
We welcome input from family-law, mediation, wellbeing, financial and domestic-abuse professionals. Help us understand what is useful — and where a tool must step back.
For professionalsHELP SHAPE THE PRIVATE APP
Be part of our next step
Join the app early-access list for testing and launch updates. This is not a community account or a purchase. Please do not include details of your personal situation.
Clear answers before you join
SUPPORT WITH CLEAR BOUNDARIES
Your wellbeing comes first
- General information and peer support — not legal, financial or medical advice, diagnosis or therapy.
- No contacting a former partner on your behalf, no labelling another person and no promises about legal outcomes.
- Keep names, children’s details, case numbers and identifying documents out of community discussions.