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.
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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.
Resolution has urged government to prioritise vital divorce law reform to reduce conflict between separating couples.

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