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A trusted professional can play a big part in helping to sort out issues involving the breakdown of your marriage, care of your children, your home and your finances.
Resolution members are committed to our Code of Practice, promoting a constructive approach to family issues that considers the needs of the whole family.
The Future of Family Practice Online Conference - book your place
A fresh approach to our annual Dispute Resolution Conference. We are putting innovative practice and family dispute resolution skills front and centre. Choose from a wide range of workshops and personalise your programme to suit your needs.
Find out more and book your placeWhat are your options?
Divorcing in a court is not the only option - there are a number of other ways that you and your ex can resolve your issues such as mediation, arbitration or collaborative practice.
Alternatives to courtSupporting your children
Deciding how and when to tell your children about the split is worrying. Find tips on talking and listening to your children as well as how others can support you during this time.
Supporting your childrenGuidance for litigants in person on remote hearings in the Family Court
With the advent of the global pandemic hearings in the Family Court are increasingly being held remotely by telephone or on video conferencing software. This guide is designed to help you through the process and includes helpful information on how to prepare for the hearing, how to join a hearing and what to do during the hearing.
Guidance for litigants in person on remote hearings in the Family Court
Publications and resources
The Review
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The Review Issue 207
With the outbreak of Covid-19 many of you will not be at your offices to receive your printed copy of The Review but help is at hand. For every issue we will be publishing the articles here in the Knowledge and Resources section of our website as well as the pdf of the printed version.
Read The Review Issue 207
Practice Support
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What family lawyers need to know about criminal law: Introduction
As with most areas of contentious law, having to instruct a criminal or family lawyer is seldom a happy process for the client. Unfortunately, the nature of relationship breakdown means that all too often family proceedings result in the need for criminal advice. On occasion, it is the criminal proceedings that lead to family law problems. Corker Binning, specialists in Criminal, Fraud and Regulatory Law provide expert advice for family lawyers whose clients and cases may be impacted by criminal proceedings.
Read this guidance for family lawyers on criminal law