Police disclosure / medical records – LAA charges
The LAA have amended the guidance to their caseworkers on police disclosure and medical records
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£25k limits on some types of family work
Members will be aware that from 19 April, certificates are being granted with a £25K limit for so...
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Domestic Abuse Draft Bill – Report of the Joint Committee
Resolution welcomes the report of the Parliamentary committee examining the draft Domestic Abuse Bill, and we hope the final Bill will reflect many of its recommendations.
Resolution welcomes new Bill to end the blame game
The Government has published the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill, which will provide for no fault divorce.
Elaine Richardson honoured with prestigious John Cornwell Award
Family solicitor and mediator Elaine Richardson has received the 2019 John Cornwell Award.
Resolution welcomes move towards ending divorce ‘blame game’
Resolution, the national family justice body, has welcomed the government’s announcement of a new law to remove the need for divorcing couples in England and Wales to assign blame.
Don’t let Brexit hold up divorce reform, says family justice body
Resolution has urged government to prioritise vital divorce law reform to reduce conflict between separating couples.
National Conference 2019: speech by National Chair, Margaret Heathcote
Read our Chair's speech to Resolution's 2019 National Conference, held at the Midland Hotel, Manchester
Policy briefing April 2019
In April's policy briefing, we look at the government's divorce reform announcement, new findings from BSA on common-law marriage and more.
Resolution welcomes government commitment on no-fault divorce
Resolution has welcomed the government's renewed commitment to reform family law to allow for no-fault divorce.