Resolution welcomes an end to the blame game
Former National Chair Nigel Shepherd comments on the reintroduction of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill into Parliament.
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Resolution welcomes re-introduction of family justice legislation
Today's (19th Dec) Queen's Speech announced the re-introduction of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill, and the Domestic Abuse Bill.
Migrant children back in scope for immigration work
The LAA has published the amended Immigration and Asylum contract specification and the Controlled Work reporting guidance to reflect the changes to scope for separated migrant children.
Legal Aid Agency CWA – changing contact details & new codes
Information on changing your contact details for Contracted Work and Administration (CWA)
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LAA Process Efficiency Team
Resolution members working with the LAA’s Process Efficiency (PET) Team are keen to hear your vie...
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Legal Aid Agency Annual Report 2018-19
The LAA has published its annual report for 2018-19.
Resolution’s past Chair Nigel Shepherd receives top award
Resolution's former Chair, Nigel Shepherd, was recognised for his outstanding contribution at the Family Law Awards held in London last night (27 November).
Ask your local parliamentary candidates to support Fairness for Families
Resolution has now launched our Fairness for Families manifesto and members are encouraged to get involved on a local level.
LAA to recruit peer reviewers in the New Year
Have you considered having a peer reviewer in your practice?
Resolution calls for “fairness for families” election pledge
Resolution has today written to political party leaders, urging them to prioritise much-needed family justice reforms in their election manifestos.