Knowledge and resources

Effects on parental conflict resolution, legal professionals, and children's outcomes 

Supervision can take as little as an hour a month, but benefit family practitioners in so many ways

As evidence continues to highlight the risks of mental ill-health in high-pressure legal environments, psychological safety should now be high up firms’ agendas

A lived experience of inclusion and adjustments

Strong leadership and decisive action are needed to embed practices that support and protect mental health and wellbeing into everyday legal work

A coaching mindset is a way of thinking and communicating that builds trust, empowers clients and protects your wellbeing

Teams help clients find the legal and emotional tools to navigate separation with clarity and confidence

There are a number of techniques that can be used to make negotiations more constructive, less heated, and better aligned with both parties needs

Findings from a feasibility study

Child maintenance where there is equal shared care following OS v DT [2025] EWFC 156 (B)

When faced with tactical delaying in family law proceedings, the spectre of a judicial order to explain why NCDR processes are being declined can be a powerful tool

Our 2025 Finance Professional of the Year award winner shares his thoughts on financial planning, which sits at the heart of almost every separation, and is a crucial part of family justice

The Innovation Committee discusses why it is important to take sustainability seriously and how to help reduce your firm’s carbon footprint

A look at this year’s guidance from the Family Justice Council