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Keep up with all Resolution's news, including announcements on our latest events and resources, key policy updates and news from our members.

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‘Firms of the Future’ project to gather innovative practices within family law

6th May 2021

'Firms of the Future' project to gather innovative practices within family law

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New Pilot Practice Direction 36W brings in new provision for communicating Forced Marriage and Female Genital Mutilation Protection Orders

27th April 2021

A new pilot Practice Direction comes into force on 26 April bringing in new provision for communicating Forced Marriage and Female Genital Mutilation Protection Orders

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Domestic Abuse Protocol

22nd April 2021

DFJ's agree Domestic Abuse Protocol for London and the South East

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Apply will replace the Client and Customer Management System for making legal aid applications

LAA Covid contingency arrangements – April

19th April 2021

The LAA has updated its table showing processes returning to operation.

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Legal Aid Census 2021

14th April 2021

LAPG launches 2021 Legal Aid Census 'to show true state of social justice sector'.

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New FMC Mediation Voucher Scheme

26th March 2021

The FMC has launched a new voucher scheme which will help reduce the costs of mediation for some separating families.

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Resolution Chair responds to comments by MP about divorce law reform

24th March 2021

Juliet Harvey was quoted in City AM this week, commenting on the launch of a new campaigning organisation by Conservative MP Danny Kruger, who in an accompanying blog post suggested that the latest divorce reforms undermined the institution of marriage.