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The publications committee exists to ensure that the publications and content Resolution produces is relevant, timely and meets the strategic objectives of Resolution

The International Committee aims to encourage, improve and promote good practice in the field of international family law.

Pick the membership that's right for you and join today to access the tools and networks that provide a professional advantage. Membership is open to anyone working in family law or the family justice sector.

As a Resolution member you are part of the leading organisation for family justice professionals. A community committed to our Code of Practice, ensuring the best possible outcomes for families.

Client care is an essential part of a lawyer’s role and is the very first topic dealt with in the SRA Code of Conduct. It is subject to regulatory control due to the importance of the relationship for the client, who may not have had any reason to consult a lawyer in the past.

With the reforms to family justice, cutbacks on legal aid and changes in behaviour in relation to the ways in which people approach family relationship breakdown, there has been a significant increase in the number of litigants in person and you should consider how your dealings with litigants in person will differ from those with another lawyer.

This guidance note provides an overview of working within the Code of Practice when faced with co...

This resource provides guidance to members dealing with suspected cases of female genital mutilat...

Getting advice early will help you know what to expect so you can plan for the process. We outline the key steps for the legal process of divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership.

This good practice guide provides guidance about safeguarding children and young people for Resolution's members, their Compliance Officers for Legal Practice (COLPs), and others responsible for risk and compliance.