Coronavirus bulletin, edition 6
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Coronavirus bulletin, edition 6
Thursday, 9 April 2020
- Today we’ve launched Learning at Home to aid and assist law professionals who are now working remotely as a result of Covid-19. The hub brings together a selection of digital resources and learning materials including:
- Recording of FLBA’s Remote Access and Paperless Working Webinar
- Top tips for mediation by video conference from Karin Walker
- Video of Angela Lake Carrol’s Henry Brown Lecture at last year’s DR Conference
- New online course: Family Mediation – Using An Advanced Hybrid Practice Model
Check out resolution.org.uk/learning-at-home/ for future updates!
- Arbitration is a process that means your work can continue without having to rely upon the courts to administer justice and deliver outcomes. It can benefit your practice particularly at a time when existing problems within the court service are exacerbated by the virus, say Karen Dovaston and Nadia Beckett.
- We’re asking members to share your experiences of working through Coronavirus so far, to highlight ways you are approaching work in these challenge times. Let us know if you want to contribute an article to share with the Resolution community.
- For co-parents, amicable or not, the lockdown is going to be challenging. In a special episode of The Divorce Podcast, Marcie Shaoul, a member of Resolution’s Parenting After Parting Committee, shares what she’s observed with her clients and what co-parents can do to navigate this time.
- The President of the Family Division has released guidance on compliance with Family Court Child Arrangement Orders and we have some practical tips for parents to make contact work during these trying times.
- Our Covid-19 and The Family Court survey remains open. Help us understand how measures are being felt on the ground so we can better represent your experiences and concerns to officials.