15/02/2019 0 comments 44 views
15/02/2019 0 comments 39 views
The Ministry of Justice has been accused of betraying those campaigning to ensure an equality of arms between bereaved families and the state at inquests. After reviewing the current legal...
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15/02/2019 0 comments 33 views
The Law Society of England and Wales has said a move to ease some of the hurdles restricting access to justice for hundreds of thousands of people is a shift...
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25/01/2019 0 comments 141 views
I hope that the blogs that have been posted over the last few days have helped give an insight into the Mediation process. Of course Mediation is not suitable for...
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24/01/2019 0 comments 269 views
The Mediation process can cover financial arrangements on a temporary and permanent basis. At the start of the process both parties have to provide full financial disclosure on a prescribed...
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23/01/2019 0 comments 86 views
In my blog yesterday I explained the benefits of Mediation. Today I will focus on how you can get the most from the process. Remember: It is a voluntary process...
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22/01/2019 0 comments 92 views
The 21st to the 25th January is Family Mediation Week. During this week I will post a blog each day to explain the Mediation process and the benefits of taking...
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21/01/2019 0 comments 102 views
Family Mediation can cover arrangements for children where parents are divorcing or separating. Commonly, it is a question of where children will live and how often they will see the...
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18/12/2018 0 comments 143 views
Making separating couples wait 6 months before their divorce is finalised is an “unacceptable delay” for those who do not have children. The Ministry of Justice who have just finished...
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17/12/2018 0 comments 108 views
Shockingly the main finding of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s annual report is that there are half a million more children suffering poverty since 20111/2012 following “a relentless rise in the...
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