Accelerating the cultural shift away from court Government proposals are set to steer families away from stress, costs and delays New government family law proposals could accelerate a cultural shift for separating couples away from family courts, says The Family
The Divorce Manual The Divorce Manual for separating couples and their Mediation Team ” All the online divorce resources you will need, at your fingertips” The online Divorce Manual provides all the online resources (written and video format) separating
The Mediated Divorce Book is nearly here ! The tide is well and truly changing in the area of divorce and separation. Each year, many thousands more separating couples are choosing to sort out their own divorce, with the minimum
So, you want, no, NEED to feel understood ? Why is it that your work colleagues always jump down your throat when you suggest something at work? Why is that your former partner always seems to misunderstand what you are
https://helpwithchildarrangements.service.justice.gov.uk/ Get help with child arrangements Use this guide if you need to make or change child arrangements (also known as custody or contact) with the other parent. For example, you may need to decide where your children will live
This morning I was taking a credit card number from a client. Of the 23 numbers taken, one was incorrect. As a result, the system broke down and payment was not accepted. A few days ago, I received a referral
What about court cost orders against someone for refusing mediation? This question seems to be very topical at the moment, in various areas of law and cases which end up in court, where one person has refused mediation. If one
One of the highlights for me of a recent presentation given by Dr Gabija about neuroscience and conflict was the part when she talked about ‘mammalian brain’ dominant traits compared with ‘human brain’ dominant traits (and ‘reptilian brain’ which this article
Below, I list some of the barriers I believe many clients experience when considering family mediation as an option and during the mediation process. There is a natural tendency on separation and divorce, generally fed by a sense of fear and
Mediation reduces court applications and legal costs Mediation Intake Assessments or MIAMs are critical to disputants understanding how mediation can help them and to diverting some cases from court and settling them in mediation. Without compulsory MIAMs court applications increase,
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