8 MARCH 2022 Mind the gap As we await the introduction of the new no fault divorce system on 6 April 2022, HMCTS have made us aware that towards the end of March 2022 it will not be possible for many people to apply for a divorce or dissolution for a period of time whilst the old system is closed down and the new system is brought online . . . Read more Share this article Family and children law Getting a divorce International divorce
24 FEBRUARY 2022 Changes to procedure in the Financial Remedies Court - what do they mean for you? A new procedure in the Financial Remedies Court will require separating couples to cooperate more but will hopefully encourage early settlement of financial disputes . . . Share this article
POSTED BY SUE BROOKES | 21 FEBRUARY 2022 Mediation and domestic abuse Mediation is a process by which practical issues can be resolved following relationship breakdown. Although mediation is generally preferable to the court process, it is not appropriate for every relationship. This blog looks at whether mediation is possible when domestic abuse has occurred . . . Share this article
POSTED BY HOLLY MORRISON-CARTER | 7 FEBRUARY 2022 Have you heard of the ‘Parents Promise’? A novel but hugely practical idea, the Positive Parenting Alliance is calling on parents to commit to a child-centred approach to family separation in a Promise as a form of good planning in exactly the same way as we all ought to have a Will . . . Share this article
POSTED BY HOLLY MORRISON-CARTER | 2 FEBRUARY 2022 Could you get a contribution towards the cost of mediation under the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme? The government are supporting couples mediating their dispute by offering a £500 contribution towards the cost. Find out more here . . . Share this article
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