legal expenses insurance cover that includes family law expenses?
Does anyone know who can provide this? Most home insurance offers free legal expenses cover, but non of them include family law expenses. I would be interested to buy this insurance if I could find out who offers it! Searches on the internet only relate to the bog standard cover. Please help!

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I'm really at a loose end job wise - what's my next move?
I'm at my wits end. I'm 26 years old, I live in London, England and nobody wants to offer me a job. I'm degree educated, speak 3 languages fluently, one of which is German and get by in 2 more. Furthermore, I have 10 yrs work experience in B2B and B2C sales, management and some office administrative work in between more lucrative positions to tide me over. I was laid off in January from the insurance division of a large bank who have recently been mostly nationalised and are aiming to get back into the private sector hence the job losses. I was in the retention team for home insurance offering customers discounts, features and benefits to stay. Since then, I have had several interviews with several different companies. 90% of them have culminated in a final interview or work trial. Therefore, I must be doing something right. I also send thank you emails to the managers for taking the time to interview. Also, when rejected, I always ask for feedback and the more forthcoming companies seem to come up with "we felt you were suited to a different division of the company which is no longer hiring". I was rejected by one company despite the fact that I had scored the highest mark in the numerical reasoning tests as well as 2 out of the 5 core competencies they were after and been in the top 5 for the others and that I was a highly confident and capable individual. Their reason for rejection was that in one part of a group exercise, I was "a bit quiet" and therefore cannot take the application further??? However, what gripes me the most is those companies that don't even have the courtesy to reply despite you spending most of your day getting from one side of London to the other at considerable cost both monetarily and time wise. I'm at that stage now where I have been to that many interviews that I feel confident in my abilities. I read up on the company, portray my knowledge in the interview, always ask questions at the end such as "would I be a good fit in the company?" and so on. Is there anyone else in my situation? If so, what else is there for me to do? I need inspiration! :) No sarcastic answers please! I usually use the S.T.A.R method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to justify why I would be a good fit to the company and back that up with stats and buzz words such as "exceeded, surpassed, instituted etc". I'm waiting to hear back from a final interview that took place on Monday. I think it went well but who knows? The waiting game is horrible and because I've been rejected so many times at the final hurdle, you can't help but get a sense of deja vu at times like these. Oh well, fingers crossed!

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